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Linda Carroll, MS, has worked as a couple's therapist for more than 30 years. In addition to being a licensed psychotherapist, she is certified in Transpersonal Psychology and Imago Therapy, the highly successful form of couple's therapy developed by Dr. Harville Hendrix and Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt. She is also a master teacher in the Pairs Psychoeducation Process, a nationally-recognized relationship education program for couples. She is also a coach by Skype and telephone.

Linda was born and raised in San Francisco where she spent her first 25 years. She has also lived in Nelson, New Zealand and Eugene, Oregon .
She teaches workshops and delivers keynote addresses throughout the United States and is a frequent speaker at Rancho La Puerta in
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Linda Carroll Two things are the best. One is that magical moment when true inspiration comes; if feels like it flows through me rather than coming out of me. It fe…moreTwo things are the best. One is that magical moment when true inspiration comes; if feels like it flows through me rather than coming out of me. It feels similar to stage one in love cycles;feeling totally high and everything is right in the world. The other best thing is having the project done. Looking at it with wonder that I actually wrote this book and like it feels like a small miracle. (less)
Linda Carroll Use the Love Cycles road map. Its just a season, be kind to yourself. Work anyway, even if you just sit there and reread what you have written or writ…moreUse the Love Cycles road map. Its just a season, be kind to yourself. Work anyway, even if you just sit there and reread what you have written or write something you don't like. Think of it as a job you aren't crazy about but have to go to. IN other words, we have a lot of romantic ideas about writing (like stage one) and when the inspiration comes it IS magic, but a lot of the time its using grit and determination to get through it.
Try writing about something in any way you want, censure nothing , even write about how much you can't stand writing about it. Just to let something come. Its like a frozen faucet, keep a trickle going and it will come back.
Above all be kind to yourself, don't shame yourself. Instead give your self kudos for taking it on to begin with and keep working on seeing the bigger picture;you will get through it.(less)
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“This theme is found throughout literature — the conflict between our desire to escape the world of other human beings and our desire to dwell within it. Couples the world over experience this conflict. It’s easy to be compassionate and generous when you don’t have to compromise. It’s relatively simple to live peacefully when you’re not regularly challenged by a person who sometimes inconveniences you with her decisions, embarrasses you with her choices, and drives you crazy with her “otherness.” It’s interesting to notice how many of the people we identify as the greatest spiritual teachers are single (and childless as well)!”
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“Couples who thrive are likely to possess two strong skills: they can see and accept their differences and, paradoxically, because of this ability, they can be generous and collaborate on a happy coexistence.”
Linda Carroll, Love Cycles: The Five Essential Stages of Lasting Love

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