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Jennifer Kogan, MSW, RSW, LICSW

Compassion Focused Counseling and Consultation in Washington, DC and Ontario, Canada

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10 Ways Families Can Cultivate Their Connection

April 22, 2017 by Jennifer Kogan

By Margarita Tartakovsky, MS Associate Editor, PsychCentral.com Psychotherapist Jenifer Hope, LCPC, has worked with many families whose biggest concern is detachment. They feel as though they’re forgetting who their loved ones really are. They don’t have time to get to know their children. “They feel isolated within their own family because everyone is so busy, […]

Filed Under: Articles, Families, Parents Tagged With: children, communication, connection, family, mindfulness, parenting, screen time, stress, time

How to Help Someone Going Through a Tough Time

June 21, 2015 by Jennifer Kogan

By Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S.  When someone is struggling, we might be at a loss for how to help. We want to reach out. But we’re worried we’ll do or say the wrong thing. So we don’t do anything. Or maybe we have a track record of saying or doing the wrong things. Either way, the […]

Filed Under: Articles, Couples, Families, Individuals, Interfaith Couples & Families, New Parents Tagged With: communication, curiosity, empathy, feelings, openness

John Gottman Couples Therapy Interview

July 1, 2000 by Jennifer Kogan

This is a highly recommended interview with John Gottman, a couples therapist and psychologist and who relays important information to help couples communicate and connect based on years of research.

Filed Under: Articles, Couples Tagged With: communication, conflict, connection, Gottman Couple method, Marriage

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