Synergy Counseling Innovations

"Learn what's causing your anxiety to help understand it, recognize it, and manage it going forward." To discover more, click blow and read what Synergy Counseling Innovations therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, told Real Simple about anxiety.

Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, shares with Real Simple how couples may feel during social distancing. Click below to read more & check out #7 to read Crystal's perspective.

"You know all about adolescence, but have you heard about matrescence? The reproductive psychiatrist Alexandra Sacks is revolutionising the way we think about motherhood with one simple word. Matrescence means the transition to motherhood."

Deciding to start talking about marriage with your significant other is a big step. Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, shares with BRIDES ways to have this important conversation. Click blow to read more.

Head over to Datezie to read what Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, says about the importance of vulnerability. "Why Vulnerability is Important in a Relationship" https://www.datezie.com/vulnerability-and-relationships/

Head over to Well+Good to read what Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, has to say about uneven division of labor in relationships. Click below to read more.

If you're not into the fast-and-furious world of dating, the slow dating trend may be right for you. Head over to WeddingWire to read what Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, has to say about Slow Dating. Click below to read more.

Here's a short, informative, video that illustrates the importance of noticing bids for connection and responding to them.

Synergy Counseling Innovations couples therapist, Crystal Bradshaw, has a new post up over at Nurturing Marriage about the 9 essential ingredients of an apology. Click below to read more.

If someone opens up to you, listen. Let them finish their sentences & complete thoughts without interrupting. Resist the urge to "fix" their problems. Sometimes it's just enough for someone to listen.