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The “Help Me, Help You” Paradox: Mining Resistance for Therapeutic Gold.

Jenny Sanbrook Accredited Mental Health Social Worker   Certified Gottman Therapist  Level 1, 2 and 3 Gottman Trainer  In the 1996 film “Jerry Macquire” a sports agent ( played by Tom Cruise) is fired from his job as a high profile sports agent.  The movie is about his scramble to rescue his career, propelling him into […]

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Seeking Connection: Integrating Attachment Principles into the Gottman Method Couples Therapy Roadmap.

Jenny Sanbrook Accredited Mental Health Social Worker   Certified Gottman Therapist and Level 3 Trainer  A favourite quote of mine comes from a book called “Loving with the Brain in Mind” the author/therapist refers to a couple, Erik and Lisa, she says “people have spent their whole lives avoiding coming to therapy.  I represent a place Erik

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From Awe to Appreciation: Exploring the relationship between wonder and Gratitude

From Awe to Appreciation: Exploring the relationship between wonder and gratitude. Jenny Sanbrook Accredited Mental Health Social Worker Certified Gottman Therapist As I began writing this article, Cyclone Alfred was approaching the coast of Northern NSW and QLD. One of my closest friends living in the area was planning to have a much anticipated wedding

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Don’t take this the wrong way but … would you please be quiet!  The use of silence in therapy.

By Jenny Sanbrook Founder Northside Therapy Centre for Relationships  Accredited Mental Health Social Worker BSW, MSW Couple and Fam Ther. I have recently had reason to record some therapy sessions for training purposes and have noticed a tendency to fill silences by asking more questions, rather than wait and listen.  It reminded me of the

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