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Gabriela Giuggioloni, MA, LCSW

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Gabriela Giuggioloni, MA, LCSW

Bilingual psychotherapist (Spanish-English) Relationship therapy, couple therapy, family therapy, individual psychotherapy. NYC Office: 25W 26th St.

Virtual and in person sessions - Astoria, NY Bilingual Psychotherapist in private practice. Suite 409 10010.

06/19/2024

In a monogamous relationship, two people commit to being romantically and sexually exclusive with each other.

In an open relationship, partners agree that they can have romantic or sexual relationships with other people.

Whether you choose monogamy or an open relationship, having an open and honest conversation with your partner is crucial..

Defining what is acceptable and what is not helps ensure both partners feel secure and respected. Clear boundaries foster trust and prevent potential conflicts.

Misunderstandings and unmet expectations can lead to hurt and resentment. Clear agreements and boundaries help protect your partner’s emotional well-being as well as yours.

Communication, clear expectations, and honesty with yourself and your partner are the building blocks of a healthy relationship. This foundation defines how the dynamic of a couple will evolve and thrive over time.

If you and your partner need help navigating these agreements, do not hesitate to reach out to my practice. There is a link in my bio.

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06/10/2024

Sometimes couples come to sessions expecting the solutions to their problems to come from the couple therapist.

Couples need to understand that couple therapy is work they do together to achieve a better place in the relationship. This work is supported and guided by the couple therapist.

Therefore, a couple therapist focuses on empowering couples to discover and implement solutions that work best for them instead of assuming what is best for them.

By helping couples find their way and build the skills needed to address their issues, couples can foster long-term solutions and resilience.

If you and your partner are thinking about giving a chance to couple therapy, do not hesitate to contact me. There is a link in my bio
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06/07/2024

If you are dealing with relationship anxiety, it is always beneficial to find the sources of relationship anxiety. Explore your past, your childhood, and the kinds of attachments you had. Did you experience any traumatic situations? Remember that the first years of our lives are the most important at a psychological level.

Also, explore and identify how your parents or caregivers, siblings and other close loved ones dealt with their relationships. Did they go through relationship anxiety? Are you identified to them?

If you are aware of the sources of your relationship anxiety, you will know what to work on. You will understand your triggers and how to deal with them.

However, it's also important to know when to seek help. Sometimes, it's very hard to deal with relationship anxiety alone, and professional help is a must. There is a link in my bio if you need to reach out to me.

06/04/2024

I often encounter individuals who prioritize their partners' needs, happiness, and demands, driven by the fear of losing them or being abandoned if they don’t. These fears can lead to neglecting their own needs and desires, ultimately losing sight of who they are.

It's crucial to recognize the importance of maintaining your own identity and wants in a relationship.

When we neglect our own desires to please others, we risk losing our sense of self.
Exploring where this need to constantly satisfy your partner comes from is a must in order to achieve healthy relationships and personal satisfaction.

If you find yourself constantly putting your partner first, take a step back and reflect on your own needs. This isn't selfish; it's essential to foster a balanced, fulfilling relationship. If you need in this area, do not hesitate to contact me. There is a link in my bio.

05/22/2024

Admitting responsibility and saying "I'm sorry" is a simple phrase that carries immense weight, yet many of us find it incredibly difficult to say these words. Let's pinpoint some of the reasons behind this difficulty:

1.The Vulnerability Factor

Saying "I'm sorry" requires vulnerability. When we apologize, we expose ourselves to the possibility of rejection, criticism, or the revelation of our imperfections. This act of vulnerability can be intimidating because it requires us to drop our defenses and acknowledge that we have caused harm or made a mistake.

2.Pride and Ego

Pride and ego play significant roles in our reluctance to apologize. Admitting a mistake can feel like a blow to our self-esteem, challenging the perception we have of ourselves as competent and infallible.

3. Lack of Understanding

Sometimes, we struggle to apologize because we don't fully understand the impact of our actions. Without recognizing how we have hurt our loved ones, it can be hard to see the need for an apology.

Overcoming the Challenge

* Embrace Vulnerability

Embracing vulnerability is the first step towards making sincere apologies. Understand that showing vulnerability is not a sign of weakness but a strength.

* Focus on Empathy

Empathy is crucial in the process of apologizing. Try to put yourself in the other person's shoes and understand how your actions have affected them.

* Let Go of the Ego

To apologize sincerely, we need to set aside our ego. Accept that everyone makes mistakes and that admitting to them does not diminish your worth. Instead, it shows maturity and a willingness to grow.

A sincere apology has the power to heal relationships and to make people closer. If you find it hard to say I am sorry, do not hesitate to contact me.

Address

3051 36th Street 1st Floor
Astoria, NY
11103

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 9pm
Tuesday	9am - 9pm
Wednesday	9am - 9pm
Thursday	9am - 9pm
Friday	9am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 9pm

Telephone

+19173703474

Website

http://www.grgtherapy.com/

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