Two leading experts explore how attachment and differentiation intersect in couples therapy, revealing how partners can maintain intimacy by navigating tension, managing anxiety, and supporting each other's growth through skillful co-regulation and self-understanding.
This panel on family and couples therapy emphasizes the relational paradigm, focusing on the space between individuals rather than internal conflicts. Key strategies include Imago dialog, zero negativity, and building positive shared experiences. The discussion highlights emotional connection, the influence of neuroscience, and the need for a relational culture. Topics also include challenges in family therapy, the role of social capital, and the potential of online therapy to expand access.
