The goal of marriage therapy is to remove the impediments to a loving, mutually satisfying life together. Marriage is based on many expectations and treated as a particularly important union in our society and when there is trouble in a marriage many family members are affected in addition to the husband and wife.
These gender-related issues include a wide range of negative expectations and viewpoints.
Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is the sense that a diverse range of emotions and moods, from mild to intense, can be handled and easily processed regardless of everyday ups and downs, even when facing some degree of personal challenge.
Based on Jon Kabat-Zinn's Cognitive Therapy program at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, MCBT includes simple breathing meditations and yoga stretches to help participants become more aware of the present moment, including getting in touch with moment-to-moment changes in the mind and the body.
Modern Analysis refers to the core themes of the psychoanalytic therapy approach founded by Freud especially the phenomena of transference and resistance.
Money is a basic therapeutic issue. How we deal with money influences both our material well-being and our capacity to relate successfully to and with others.
Financial and money issues play a greater role in relationship break-down than sex. Most couples admit that fighting is usually about money and spending problems.
The 'weather of the soul', mood is derived for the German word Mut, for weather. The analysis is particularly important within Daseinsanalysis since mood combines somatic, psychic and ontological issues.
