What To Do When Couples Just Won't Change...
How Therapists Can Think Outside The Box To Get Great Outcomes
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Sam Garanzini, MFT LPCC
Sam (Salvatore) Garanzini and Alapaki Yee are Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapists, and the co-founders of the Gay Couples Institute, which now delivers couples therapy to over 200 couples per year across the United States.
Sam is also an adjunct professor in the Counseling Psychology Department at the University of San Francisco.
Last year, Sam, his husband, Alapaki Yee MFT, and John and Julie Gottman published the first and only outcome study of the Gottman Method, which happened to show the success of the Method with gay and lesbian couples.
Couples therapy has numerous challenges even when clients go along with the process. Therapy gets much more difficult when they...
- Don't follow up with suggestions or exercises...
- Continue to focus on repeating their negative interaction...
- And refuse to experiment with new behaviors.
At a recent SFCAMFT training, many therapists said that they don't see couples, but would love to learn more.
With this in mind, we're holding a live training where we'll cover...
- Where to go when couples have awareness over their dynamic, yet still stay locked into their patterns and are unwilling to experiment with new behaviors
- How to work with highly defensive and anxious individuals, helping them regulate their responses
- What to do when a couple initially agrees to set boundaries between themselves and conflict but regularly breaks those agreements to act out
- A case study of a therapist who overcame a situation where a couple attempted to ruin her reputation on Yelp
- And much, much more...
After many years of supervision and consultation, I've found that most clinicians simply need a plan and some feedback to progress with their cases.
Our training software can only handle 100 attendees live, so if you'd like to attend, grab your unique link by registering below.
If you want to increase your effectiveness with couples (or individuals in relationships), and continue to build your reputation by attracting good clients to your practice, then you'll want to make time to attend this training live.
Can't wait to see you at the training!