This week's question comes from a female viewer who asks, "My boyfriend recently told me he thinks I'm addicted to social media. When we go out I like to post pictures of us at events and he doesn't even like them or comment. I feel like he is hiding me and just doesn't get it. He thinks I am the problem and now it is just causing arguments. Which one us is right?"__________Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA…__________Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/rOb7diUO1s4__________If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video__________For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com__________Say hi on social:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter: https://twitter.com/nicoleamesburyInstagram: http://instagram.com/counselingovercoffeeListen to Counseling Over Coffee PODCAST here:iTunes: https://counselingovercoffee.com/itunes Stitcher: https://counselingovercoffee.com/stitcher TuneIn: https://counselingovercoffee.com/tunein__________We’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way.The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where you
Before you leave a good person who made a mistake, seek first to understand in a mature loving way, then to be understood. We all make mistakes in relationships.In your worst moments, someone who truly loves you will remind you of your value and seek first to understand you in kind and patient ways. Give the right people a chance.🔴 Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/ev4Nl15zX10🔴 If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video✅ For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com✅ Let's connect:Facebook: /CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter - @nicoleamesburyInstagram - /counselingovercoffeeWe’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way. The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where your life is going, we address it here. Will we always solve it? No. What you will get is perspective to start the journey to getting happy.What you will never get here are fortune cookie solutions to complex challenges.
Do you feel like you are always comparing yourself with others on social media? Or, that your photos need to be filtered and modified so that you are "good" enough to be seen on social media? In this episode of Counseling Over Coffee, we discuss the faux social media personas we create for ourselves and the consequences of doing it.🔴 Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/zniZQ8jgxMo🔴 If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video✅ For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com✅ Let's connect:Facebook: /CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter - @nicoleamesburyInstagram - /counselingovercoffeeWe’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way. The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where your life is going, we address it here. Will we always solve it? No. What you will get is perspective to start the journey to getting happy.What you will never get here are fortune cookie solutions to complex challenges.
Have you ever experienced sadness looking at other people's posts on social media? In today's episode, a viewer asks us about the sadness she feels on Mother's Day looking at friends photos on Facebook. He mother recently past and all the well wishes and photo of happy families with their moms really upset her.In this episode of Counseling Over Coffee, psychotherapist Nicole Amesbury unpacks how to cope with social media sadness.🔴 Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/TD3ULGiU6mg🔴 If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video✅ For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com✅ Let's connect:Facebook: /CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter - @nicoleamesburyInstagram - /counselingovercoffeeWe’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way. The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where your life is going, we address it here. Will we always solve it? No. What you will get is perspective to start the journey to getting happy.What you will never get here are fortune cookie solutions to complex challenges.
Have you experienced relationship problems because of social media? In this episode of Counseling Over Coffee, psychotherapist Nicole Amesbury and Andy Renk discuss a question from a viewer whose girlfriend wants him to post photos of the two of them together on Facebook. You can download our "3-Steps to Dealing with The Silent Treatment" mini-guide further down in the description.🔴 Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/nE4pCbks_1o🔴 If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video✅ For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com✅ Let's connect:Facebook: /CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter - @nicoleamesburyInstagram - /counselingovercoffee✅Read more and download our "Question to Ask Your Significant Other About Social Media in Your Relationship" mini-guide at https://counselingovercoffee.com/02-social-media-in-relationships/We’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way. The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where your life is going, we address it here. Will we always solve it? No. What you will get is perspective to start the journey to getting happy.What you will never get here are fortune cookie solutions to complex challenges.
Have you experienced the silent treatment in a relationship with your husband, wife, girlfriend, boyfriend, co-workers, friends or family? How do you handle the silent treatment with dignity? How should you respond?In this episode of Counseling Over Coffee, psychotherapist Nicole Amesbury unpacks this emotionally abusive and controlling behavior. You'll get practical advice about how to deal with the silent treatment from the perspective of both those giving and getting it.You can download our "3-Steps to Dealing with The Silent Treatment" mini-guide further down in the description.🔴 Subscribe for more free advice about mental health, relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression and finding more purpose and fulfillment in your life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8-celVjIEziMXATPrEoxA?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend:https://youtu.be/WXt73kmvh2M🔴 If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your native language: https://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video✅ For business inquiries contact us at biz@counselingovercoffee.com✅ Let's connect:Facebook: /CounselingOvrCoffeeTwitter - @nicoleamesburyInstagram - /counselingovercoffee✅Read more and download our "3-Steps to Dealing with The Silent Treatment" mini-guide at https://counselingovercoffee.com/blog/01-silent-treatment-in-relationships-emotional-abuseWe’re here for one reason — to help you with the trials and tribulations of life in a direct, loving and honest way. The format is simple too. When you submit a question about relationships, sex, parenting, stress, work, anxiety, addictions, depression or you aren’t sure where your life is going, we address it here. Will we always solve it? No. What you will get is perspective to start the journey to getting happy.What you will never get here are fortune cookie solutions to complex challenges.
Counseling Over Coffee is your weekly cup of help and hope about how to tackle the real-life issues we all face. We all struggle with life sometimes where it’s relationships, sex, parenting, workplace issues, addictions, stress, depression or you aren’t sure where you are going in life, our mission is to provide real solutions to life's stumbling blocks in a safe supportive way.If you have a question about a problem you are struggling with head over to CounselingOverCoffee.com and submit your question for consideration on a future episode.Join us on YouTube on July 23rd for our premiere show. We're here to help.