Couple’s Background For this case study, we will refer to the couple as Sam (male, mid-30s) and Vicky (female, mid-30s). The couple had been married for several years and sought therapy due to concerns about
Couple’s Background For this case study, we will refer to the couple as Emma (female, late 20s) and Ryan (male, late 20s). They have been in a committed relationship for over two years, initially structured
This is a continuation of an earlier clinical case study. It is recommended to review the original case study first for complete context. Couple’s Background Revisited In this follow-up to the initial case study, we
Please note that this case study has a follow-up detailing additional perspectives and developments. Readers are encouraged to review the subsequent case study afterwards for a comprehensive understanding. Couple’s Background This clinical case study examines
Couple’s Background In this case study, we use pseudonyms “Matt” (male, early 30s) and “Kate” (female, early 30s), who have been in a committed relationship for four years. Matt works in a mid-level corporate position,
Couple’s Background In this case study, we’ll use the pseudonyms “Ben” (male, late 20s) and “Claire” (female, late 20s). They have been in a committed relationship for nearly three years and recently moved into shared
Introduction to the Couple For this case study, we will use the pseudonyms “Jake” and “Emma,” both 23 years old, university students, and living independently. They have been in a committed relationship for approximately three
Couple’s Background For this case study, the pseudonyms Alex (male, 22) and Emily (female, 22) are used. Both were university students residing separately with their respective parents. They had been in a committed relationship for
Introduction to the Couple Alex and Maya (pseudonyms), both in their mid-twenties, have been in a committed relationship for approximately three years. Alex works remotely in digital marketing, and Maya has a demanding career in
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