Stop Having The Same Fight Over and Over Again...

Stop Having The Same Fight Over and Over Again

In the spirit of not waiting to be perfect to get in front of a camera I did my first online video interview last week on the Blab platform about how I work with people in couples counseling. The interviewer is my friend and life coach Carla Chrzan.

I was super nervous beforehand. Some of my wife’s favorite moments with me are just before I do something new because I look like a scared little 4 year old boy who wants to just hide in her embrace.

Perspective clients: this video may help you have a better sense of me before reaching out and or booking a first session. I cover a lot of material here about the basics of love and relationship from an attachment perspective.

Enjoy!
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Figs is the creator of the Empathi method and the certification process for Empathi coaches. He’s also Chief Empathi Officer, husband, dad, wounded-healer and was featured on NPR’s All Things Considered as a champion for healthy relationships. Figs’ life’s mission is to help couples feel more connected.

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