What makes a healthy marriage?
- Evolve Therapy
- Dec 1, 2018
- 1 min read
In this short video Sue Johnson, the creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy explains that the key element is Emotionally Responsiveness.
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EVOLVE SERVICES
RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING
We specialize in working with all types of relationships: married, living together, dating or engaged. We also have deep experience working with people representing a wide range of ethnicities, religions, cultures, nationalities and LGBTQ individuals and couples.
EVOLVE SERVICES
RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING
We specialize in working with all types of relationships: married, living together, dating or engaged. We also have deep experience working with people representing a wide range of ethnicities, religions, cultures, nationalities and LGBTQ individuals and couples.
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