How to Spend Your Spring Break (for Students)
Q&A for How to Let Someone Go
Coming soon
Search
-
QuestionWhy is letting go so hard?Elvina Lui is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in relationship counseling based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Elvina received her Masters in Counseling from Western Seminary in 2007 and trained under the Asian Family Institute in San Francisco and the New Life Community Services in Santa Cruz. She has over 13 years of counseling experience and is trained in the harm reduction model.Remember that feeling pain is a sign that you were loved and your relationship was meaningful to you. Feeling pain isn't a bad thing.
-
QuestionHow do you know if it's time to let someone go?Elvina Lui is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in relationship counseling based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Elvina received her Masters in Counseling from Western Seminary in 2007 and trained under the Asian Family Institute in San Francisco and the New Life Community Services in Santa Cruz. She has over 13 years of counseling experience and is trained in the harm reduction model.If you are wondering if you want to end your relationship, first of all you examine how much you assert your needs, how clearly do you know what you want and need in life, and how clear are you about when to draw the line. Start listing out the things you want and even demand from your relationship. This will be your set of guidelines that will make everything clear. E.g., you need your partner to be emotionally supportive; your partner needs to take responsibility for their actions; you both need to spend time to bond with each other, etc. Rightfully we all have needs that should be respected. From a different angle, instead of breaking up as the one solution, maybe the relationship needs repair and improvement. In any case, if you are starting to be unhappy and wonder if you need to break up, something needs to be done.
Ask a Question
200 characters left
Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered.
Submit