She had helped run the home while he was building his law practice, and felt that he did not give her enough credit for being a good wife and mother.
The couple admitted that they had little to talk about, and lead very separate lives -- Mr. G in his office, and Ms. G with her circle of friends. To reestablish the couple's ability to engage in meaningful dialogue with one another, the counselor first suggested they first make a list of things they had in common and things they did not. Adding to the list of similarities and emphasizing their shared history and interests was essential. Since the couple enjoyed travel and fine food, the counselor suggested going on a 'date night' once a week to a relatively inexpensive, new restaurant, where they would have one another's undivided attention and could try a new type of cuisine or visit a new town.
The couple also received individual 'assignments.' It was suggested that Mr. G think about ways he defined his sense of worth outside of his work as an attorney. Ms. G was encouraged to list ways...
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