Linda has been treating couples for the last 18 years. She has found this to be not only her life's work but her passion as well; helping people in relationships feel better about the person they love. Before becoming a therapist Linda spent more than two decades as a broadcast journalist reporting the news. This field gave her a numerous tools that she applies in her therapy work today.
Those tools include; a way to observe and analyze quickly, finding ways to summarize complex ideas and simplifying them for couples so they understand each other better. Linda received her Psychology degree from Phillips Graduate Institute and her Journalism degree from the University of Nevada-Reno. Linda is an author of the book "How to Get There From Here" a guide for Marriage and Family Therapist Interns.
She also wrote Safe. Happy. Loved. Simple Skills for Your Relationship, a guide to that helps couples fight less, understand each other better, and get what they want out of their relationship. You can also find useful relationship advice in the articles about relationships on Linda's blog.
Those tools include; a way to observe and analyze quickly, finding ways to summarize complex ideas and simplifying them for couples so they understand each other better. Linda received her Psychology degree from Phillips Graduate Institute and her Journalism degree from the University of Nevada-Reno. Linda is an author of the book "How to Get There From Here" a guide for Marriage and Family Therapist Interns.
She also wrote Safe. Happy. Loved. Simple Skills for Your Relationship, a guide to that helps couples fight less, understand each other better, and get what they want out of their relationship. You can also find useful relationship advice in the articles about relationships on Linda's blog.
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Can you talk about anything that's bothering you, or do you stuff difficult issues inside and stay silent hoping things will get better?.
These blocks in communication are messages that something isn't working in your relationship.
That's all.
It's a signal that needs to be addressed.
Whatever is keeping you from the closeness you desire can be worked out in couples counseling.
These blocks in communication are messages that something isn't working in your relationship.
That's all.
It's a signal that needs to be addressed.
Whatever is keeping you from the closeness you desire can be worked out in couples counseling.
We love who we love.
We may however develop problems relating to the one we love.
As a Gay Couples Counseling Specialist I help people come together in their relationships, any relationship.
What's important for me is to be of service for you and your partner so you can feel loved and happy.
When couples are unhappy often what keeps them apart are unmet needs.
In couples counseling I can help you and your partner learn new communication skills so both of you can express what you really want and need.
We may however develop problems relating to the one we love.
As a Gay Couples Counseling Specialist I help people come together in their relationships, any relationship.
What's important for me is to be of service for you and your partner so you can feel loved and happy.
When couples are unhappy often what keeps them apart are unmet needs.
In couples counseling I can help you and your partner learn new communication skills so both of you can express what you really want and need.
Relationship counseling video featuring Linda Nusbaum, Relationship Counselor in Long Beach, CA.
This is a second career for me.
I used to be a journalist.
As a journalist, I used to cover people's stories, and I really enjoyed that aspect of helping people who were struggling to get some attention.
The only thing I couldn't do is really solve their problems.
So, that part became pretty frustrating for me.
As a therapist, what I get to do is really help people find a way to live a happier, fuller life.
This is a second career for me.
I used to be a journalist.
As a journalist, I used to cover people's stories, and I really enjoyed that aspect of helping people who were struggling to get some attention.
The only thing I couldn't do is really solve their problems.
So, that part became pretty frustrating for me.
As a therapist, what I get to do is really help people find a way to live a happier, fuller life.
Relationship counseling video featuring Linda Nusbaum, Relationship Counselor in Long Beach, CA.
I want to start with telling you why couples counseling is so valuable.
Most of the time, when two people love each other, they go into a relationship believing they're going to be happy, and they want that happiness.
Unfortunately, things happen that get in the way of both people feeling like they're understood, or loved, or like they don't feel alone.
Things like that can happen in a relationship when two people do love each other, but they can't communicate.
I want to start with telling you why couples counseling is so valuable.
Most of the time, when two people love each other, they go into a relationship believing they're going to be happy, and they want that happiness.
Unfortunately, things happen that get in the way of both people feeling like they're understood, or loved, or like they don't feel alone.
Things like that can happen in a relationship when two people do love each other, but they can't communicate.
Relationship counseling video featuring Linda Nusbaum, Relationship Counselor in Long Beach, CA.
A good time to try couples counseling is when you have problems in the relationship that you don't attend to.
For instance, if one of the partners is rolling their eyes, saying "who cares, " shrugging their shoulders, or blaming the other, these are symptoms that something is wrong, and these are symptoms that don't heal or get better on their own.
What a couple has to learn is how to communicate in a different way, and those techniques can be learned in couples counseling.
A good time to try couples counseling is when you have problems in the relationship that you don't attend to.
For instance, if one of the partners is rolling their eyes, saying "who cares, " shrugging their shoulders, or blaming the other, these are symptoms that something is wrong, and these are symptoms that don't heal or get better on their own.
What a couple has to learn is how to communicate in a different way, and those techniques can be learned in couples counseling.
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