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Shari Lynn Pescatore, LPC |
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Individual and Family Therapy |
215-343-3091 |
Areas of Focus
Couples Counseling
Conflict resolution is an area where couples counseling that can help to resolve ongoing disagreements. By learning how to successfully negotiate conflicts, both parties tend to feel more satisfied with the relationship. Conflict resolution in couples counseling is a specialized intervention that aims to help both people feel that they are being heard and their needs are being met.
Learning how to communicate is important for all our relationships, especially with our partner. When we state our needs in a way that can be more easily understood, there's a much higher likelihood of our needs being met. Fine tuning our communication skills is how we learn to overcome unproductive patterns of communication and interaction, and move beyond unresolved relationship issues.
Improve intimacy by developing strategies to maintain and strengthen the relationship commitment, revitalize the intimate bond between partners, and improve the overall quality of the relationship and marital satisfaction. This is often the area where sexual differences come into play, and where intimacy and sexuality need to be redefined.
Co-parenting therapy is a specialization within the field of couples therapy, in which parents who are no longer in an intimate relationship but are seek counseling to improve their ability to work together to raise their children. Co-parenting therapy can help things go smoother and reduce difficulties in child rearing.
You'll learn to communicate and resolve your conflicts in healthy, life-affirming ways, and healthy communication skills that will allow you to communicate with your partner with a depth of understanding and compassion. I'll also teach you healthy conflict resolution so that you can resolve your conflicts in a manner that will be mutually satisfying.
Couples counseling helps needs to meet each couples' needs, whether it's understanding and resolving conflicts, improving the relationship, communicating better, negotiating differences, problem solving or learning to argue in a healthier way. Sometimes the need is simply finding a way to rejoin after becoming separated within the relationship.
Conflict resolution is an area where couples counseling that can help to resolve ongoing disagreements. By learning how to successfully negotiate conflicts, both parties tend to feel more satisfied with the relationship. Conflict resolution in couples counseling is a specialized intervention that aims to help both people feel that they are being heard and their needs are being met.
Learning how to communicate is important for all our relationships, especially with our partner. When we state our needs in a way that can be more easily understood, there's a much higher likelihood of our needs being met. Fine tuning our communication skills is how we learn to overcome unproductive patterns of communication and interaction, and move beyond unresolved relationship issues.
Improve intimacy by developing strategies to maintain and strengthen the relationship commitment, revitalize the intimate bond between partners, and improve the overall quality of the relationship and marital satisfaction. This is often the area where sexual differences come into play, and where intimacy and sexuality need to be redefined.
Co-parenting therapy is a specialization within the field of couples therapy, in which parents who are no longer in an intimate relationship but are seek counseling to improve their ability to work together to raise their children. Co-parenting therapy can help things go smoother and reduce difficulties in child rearing.
You'll learn to communicate and resolve your conflicts in healthy, life-affirming ways, and healthy communication skills that will allow you to communicate with your partner with a depth of understanding and compassion. I'll also teach you healthy conflict resolution so that you can resolve your conflicts in a manner that will be mutually satisfying.
Couples counseling helps needs to meet each couples' needs, whether it's understanding and resolving conflicts, improving the relationship, communicating better, negotiating differences, problem solving or learning to argue in a healthier way. Sometimes the need is simply finding a way to rejoin after becoming separated within the relationship.