Many people experience relationship difficulties in a number of social arenas, including difficulties with significant others, colleagues, friends, and family members. Oftentimes, such difficulties are exacerbated by anxiety, poor social skills, anger problems, or lack of assertiveness. Individuals in romantic relationships often lack communication skills, empathy, and a general understanding of each other. Couples or marital therapy can often address these issues and assist couples in developing healthier and more satisfying relationships.
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Friday, June 21, 2013
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