Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein

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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist specializing in child, adolescent, couples and family therapy. Dr. Bernstein is the author of Liking the Child You Love: Build a Better Relationship with Your Kids-Even When They're Driving You Crazy.

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  Overcoming the 9 Toxic Thought Patterns that Get in the Way of a Loving Relationship, by Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D., and Susan Magee. $14.95 (Paperback).2003
  
  "Bernstein, a psychologist specializing in couples and family therapy, and Magee (The Power of Positive Confrontation) offer partners a way to renew the spark in their relationships in this succinct self-help guide.

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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist and author of 10 Days to a Less Defiant Child.
  
  Is It Time to Toilet Train?

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  According to psychologist Jeffery Bernstein, acknowledging your shared memories shows you're invested in the relationship.

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  Here's what psychologist and author Jeffrey Bernstein says about Today's Private Practice:
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  -- Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D. psychologist in private practice and author of "Why Can't You Read My Mind?"
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  ---Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist in Private Practice and author of WHY CAN'T YOU READ MY MIND?

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  Guest: Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist in private practice specializing in child, adolescent, couples and family therapy in the Philadelphia area.Dr. Bernstein is the author of 10 Days To A Less Defiant Child.

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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist, Exton, PA
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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein

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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist

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  Dr. Jeffrey Bernstein, psychologist

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  "We have these distortions in our heads about our partners," says Bernstein, co-author of "Why Can't You Read My Mind" (Marlowe & Co, $14.95), due in December."Intimate relationships, because of the intensity of romance, are fertile breeding grounds of misperceptions, miscommunication, misunderstandings."
  
  Bernstein suggests couples think twice before heading to divorce court.
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  Bernstein, though, has found that poisonous thoughts are usually part of most love implosions.
  
  "Virtually every couple has toxic thinking," he says.The ones who do better are those who don't keep a running tally of wrongs and hurts.These couples learn to differentiate between insecurities that trigger false assumptions and negative thinking about a partner and actual slights committed.
  
  Healing a relationship begins with a certain amount of introspection: You must examine first what is being played back in your mind before addressing all the awful things a partner supposedly has done to upset the once-harmonious coupling.
  
  "Unless you get your own emotional house in order, unless you learn how to identify what these toxic thinking errors are, it's very hard to have an intimate relationship and sustain it," Bernstein says.
  
  In his book, he recounts how one woman he counseled became suspicious when her husband of 12 years said he had enrolled in a personal growth workshop for an entire weekend.Initially, she thought, "This is how a man starts leaving you, in long weekends first and then separate vacations, and after that it's divorce city."
  
  But then she realized her musings were unjustified.In fact, when her husband returned, he told her he missed his family.
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  The 42-year-old Bernstein has learned from experience: He ties the demise of his marriage in 1999 to such thinking.He is now engaged to someone new.
  
  "We all have a proclivity to have toxic thoughts," Bernstein says.
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  Source: Psychologist Jeffrey Bernstein
  
  Contact John Boudreau at jboudreau@mercurynews.com or (408) 278-3496.

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