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Allen Sabey, a clinical assistant professor at Northwestern University.
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Allen Sabey is a clinical assistant professor at Northwestern University.
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https://nytimes.com/2025/09/12/well/family/couples-therapy-argument-phrases.html
Couples therapists offer eight key phrases that can improve communication and strengthen relationships, even during disagreements. These phrases focus on understanding, empathy, and gratitude.
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