Kathryn Ford M.D.

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Enhanced Dialogue for Couples: Current Research and Practical Tools

March 28, 2022 ilsahanbrink

July 9 & 16, 2022 A live on-line course for couples offered through Stanford Continuing Studies Information available April April 25, 2022. Registration opens May 16. Register Praise from former students: "Exceptional teacher and clinician! Would highly recommend … [Read more...]

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The Art of Opening in the Moment: Relationships Simplified

February 25, 2022 ilsahanbrink

Tuesday, March 8, 2022 12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Where: Online via Zoom Free Webinar, sponsored by the Help Center, for the Stanford Community Event Details   … [Read more...]

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Get Ready for Your Next Big Relationship: Have Hard Conversations

December 8, 2021 ilsahanbrink

I was recently asked by someone not currently in a relationship, “What can I do to prepare for being in a major relationship?” The answer? Have hard conversations. Life is full of opportunities for hard conversations–with colleagues, parents, neighbors, even the guy at the dry … [Read more...]

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Self-Compassion: The Key to Loving the World

November 22, 2021 ilsahanbrink

Compassion, whether for others or for oneself, means responding with loving kindness to the pain that is as much a part of life as joy. Yet, while compassion for others comes naturally to most of us most of the time, somehow, we often find self-compassion hard. Why is … [Read more...]

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The Art of Opening in the Moment – January 22 & 29, 2022

August 19, 2021 ilsahanbrink

This course will be open to couples, singles, therapists – anyone interested in creating better relationships. Offered through Stanford Continuing Studies Program … [Read more...]

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Kathryn Ford, M.D. helps couples to stay open to each other by cultivating present-moment awareness, especially Aperture Awareness™ , the felt sensation of availability for connection. Also read my blog on Psychology Today

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Attuned= Mind reading + speaking

  • Self-Compassion: The Key to Loving the World
  • Attuned= Mind reading + speaking
  • Connect to feel better
  • Mood Management
  • Different Coping Styles
  • Emotional Contagion
  • Difficult Conversations: The “Doorbell” Strategy
  • Repair After Injury
  • The Power of an Inspiring Vision

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