"Evolve" Your Relationship in 2011

When you think of New Years, one of the first words that comes to mind is "resolutions" - lose weight, start exercising, save more money. Our clients talk about "relationship resolutions" - pay more attention to my marriage, be nicer to my spouse, have less conflict, communicate more.Sounds great, but the truth is that in relationships we don't resolve, we evolve. "Resolve" means settle an argument, solve a problem, make a decision; inherently, there is a beginning and an ending. "Evolve" is the gradual development of something into a more complex or better form.Relationship evolution is the never-ending, continual process of creating the head, heart, hormone connection through the ongoing actions and words exchanged between two people.Our goal for 2011 is to continue the evolution of our relationship with you, our relationship community, so that your relationship evolves into a stronger, more fully connected and healthier partnership.To serve you most effectively we need your help. Click here to answer our 2-question survey and let us know what you want to hear from us this year.We would love to hear your thoughts about “relationship evolution” on our Facebook page.Here's to your "Relationship Evolution,"Lori and Bob Hollander


 

Lori Hollander, LCSW-C, BCD, and Bob Hollander, LCSW-C, JD, are licensed counselors and co-founders of Relationships Work, an innovative therapy practice and online resource center that gives couples 360 degrees of support for extraordinary partnerships. Sign up for Radical Relationships, a monthly eZine from Relationships Work, and receive Why Take the Journey to Extraordinary? absolutely free.

 
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