Shared values are the cornerstone of any strong relationship. In marriage counselling, exploring these values helps couples understand and align their core beliefs, developing a deeper connection and mutual respect.
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Common Challenges
- Misalignment of core values
- Frequent misunderstandings
- Lack of mutual respect
- Difficulty in decision-making
Values represent our fundamental beliefs and guiding principles, influencing our behaviours and decisions. In marriage counselling, understanding shared values is important for:
- Enhanced communication
- Increased empathy and understanding
- Strengthened relationship foundation
- Better conflict resolution
This process can be integrated into regular counselling sessions and is adaptable to each couple’s unique situation.
Core Beliefs
Values represent our fundamental beliefs and guiding principles, influencing our behaviours and decisions.
Building Bridges
Understanding and aligning shared values helps couples build a stronger, more resilient relationship.
Guided discussions to identify and align values, addressing conflicts and developing mutual respect.
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References
- Leone Centre – Shared Values Exploration in Marriage Counselling
- Psychology Today – Understanding Values
- Mind – Relationships and Mental Health
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