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Top tips to implement to thrive in marriage and parenting featuring Elizabeth Page
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Licensed family and marriage therapist Elizabeth Page hadn’t intended on being in her line of work but when she didn’t know how to help her failing marriage, she started studying in an effort to “fix” their problems.
Two days after her professional license arrived in the mail, she left her then husband after married for 16 years and had three children. The whole experience was more painful and difficult than she had anticipated, but also incredibly necessary. In this process she found her confidence, and began living in a way that aligned with her values. She learned to listen to her body, trust herself, and get help when she needed it.
Now she gets to help families get through the difficulties that can come over the years before they get to that point. She counsels couples, and teens and we got into all the juicy behind the scenes from her therapist’s point of view.
Check out the episode:
Top tips to implement to thrive in marriage and parenting
She pulled back the curtain and talked about:
- Why couples aren’t her favorite clients
- What people think marriage therapists do that they actually don’t
- What is the top thing people come to see her for
- What is the one thing that couples could do now that would help them avoid having to go to therapy
- How to keep your boundaries
- Where women feel most frustrated with their mom life
- The power of no for yourself and helping your kids learn how to say no
- When she sees teen clients, their number one complaint isn’t usually about their parents
- How she does coach them when they have problems with their parents and what parents need to learn to do
- How she helps moms who are about to be empty nesters
Elizabeth also knows that sometimes couples have already reached the point of no return. She also helps women navigate the emotional fallout and regain their sense of self, regain their confidence and address their mental health. She loves working with women to help them feel empowered, capable, and confident.
You can find Elizabeth at:
Elizabeth@relationalcoachingpartners.com or
On FaceBook:
https://www.facebook.com/share/N1guzraspgRJCsW8/?mibextid=A7sQZp
Elizabeth Page LMFT/Owner
210 N. Bosque
Whitney TX 76692
Office: 254-205-3077
Fax: 254-442-0509
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