2025-10-14
34 分钟If that partner walks in and starts venting and their partner's on in a space to listen,
they might start making up all kinds of stuff in their mind about why their partner isn't listening to them.
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This is Shane Burkle and this is the podcast that's all about the practice of couples therapy Thank you so much
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This week, I want to get into the topic of communication.
A lot of times when couples come in to couples therapy,
the first thing they say is, we can't communicate.
Our communication is breaking down.
We can't get through to each other.
And it may seem like a simple or basic thing, but I think it's really,
really important and I think it's sometimes it's just good to get back to basics.
So I'm gonna get into that,
but I think there are a lot deeper reasons why people struggle with communication.
I mean, I think when you think about communication,
You might think, well, it seems pretty straightforward.