Relationships Transformed with Zalman Nelson, LCSW

Looking for someone that is compatible? Look no further! In this video, I'm going to share with you some tips for avoiding bad relationships. Rather than wasting your time and energy on relationships that won't work, learn how to find partners that are compatible. By following the tips in this video, you'll be on your way to a successful relationship that will last!

People may have various questions about space in a relationship, depending on their individual needs and circumstances.

Here are some common questions people might have:

1. How much personal space is healthy in a relationship?
2. What does it mean when my partner says they need space?
3. How do I communicate my need for space without hurting my partner's feelings?
4. Is it normal to want time alone in a relationship?
5. How can I strike a balance between spending time together and having personal space?
6. What are some signs that I might be feeling overwhelmed and need space in my relationship?
7. How can I respect my partner's need for space while still feeling connected?
8. How do I avoid feeling neglected when my partner asks for space?
9. Can taking space in a relationship actually strengthen it?
10. How do we set boundaries around personal space without causing conflicts?
11. Is it okay to have separate hobbies and interests in a relationship?
12. How do I deal with feelings of insecurity or jealousy when my partner spends time alone?
13. Should we have designated "alone time" in our relationship, and how often?
14. How can we maintain emotional intimacy while having personal space?
15. How do I support my partner's need for space without feeling rejected or hurt?

It's essential to remember that every relationship is unique, and the need for space can vary from person to person. Open and honest communication is vital in addressing these questions and ensuring both partners feel understood and respected in the relationship.

In this episode, we're going to discuss the surprising truth about chemistry – what it is, what it does, and why it matters in relationships. Many people believe that chemistry is everything in a relationship, but is that really true? In this video, we're going to discuss the importance of chemistry and how it affects relationships. We'll also look at the different types of chemistry and how to find the right mix for you and your partner. If you're looking for information about relationships and attraction, then this video is for you! By the end of the video, you'll have a better understanding of what goes into a successful relationship and how to create the chemistry you need to make it work!

Your trigger moments and overreactions are opportunities to talk with and connect to your Inner Child. Name the feelings that come up and your Inner Child will feel heard and understood, and your anxiety will reduce.

Get a feelings chart here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/q8ppe1yjfz8...

There is no one right or wrong way to do therapy or speak in therapy. Wherever you start, is like a room with many doors and will get you to the core issues you need and want to focus on.

We get into the topic of dating, and how your inner world and your inner kid is at the core of attracting good partners, avoiding bad partners, and successfully navigating relationships as you build connections. We talk about red flags, negotiables versus non-negotiables, how to become relationship ready and attract good people, how to filter out the bad ones, and how to navigate vulnerability and building trust.

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We go deep into boundaries: what they are, why we need them, and how to get them. And cover a ton of listener questions along the way: controlling knee-jerk reactions; parenting with unconditional acceptance; assumptions; implied messages; learning to be ok being alone; addictions and much more.

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What do you see when you look in the mirror? It's time to change our relationship with ourself, and bring in the compassion, understanding, kindness, and support we need to thrive, be happy, and succeed in life.

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Doable, quick tip for handling anxiety that you can start using right away.

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We need healthy boundaries: where I end and you begin...and not melding them together. And to get to a place of strong, firm boundaries, protecting self, you'll need to validate yourself. To know you're allowed to feel and need, and to go make happen what you need to see happen.

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