Aaron J. Feldman, LMFT

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, MFC43209

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Communication Skills

Are you constantly fighting? Have you stopped communicating altogether? Do you talk past each other, or you start out talking about one thing and end up somewhere completely different, feeling like your going crazy?

Is there no way to get through, even or especially when it matters the most? Do you feel dismissed? Is it intimidating, pointless, or a chore (maybe not even worth it) to ask for help or to be understood or appreciated by your partner?

Yup, these are symptoms of communication problems.

For many, communicating well is a second language that has to be learned and practiced, and given time.

Developing good communication is more than finding the words, it involves some technique, but it also requires discovering our strengths and exploring our attitudes about and within relationships.

Communication is a fundamental and transformative aspect of most couples therapy.


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Aaron J. Feldman, LMFT is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist offering individual and couples counseling & psychotherapy. His offices are in Walnut Creek and Pinole, easily accessible to Antioch, Bay Point, Benecia, Clayton, Concord, Crockett, Danville, El Cerrito, Hercules, Lafayette, Martinez, Orinda, Pittsburg, Pleasant Hill, Point Richmond, Richmond, Rodeo, San Pablo, and San Ramon. He specialized in working with clients on anger management, high conflict and abusive relationships (including domestic violence), communication, intimacy, and other significant personal and relationship problems.