Feel Loved and More Connected Emotionally to Strength Your Relationships

Each person has primary NEEDS and when they are met they feel LOVED and MORE connected emotionally.  The converse is also true.  When these basic needs are not met, we can feel unloved.  Although there are 6 basic needs, each of us has a tendency towards 2 or 3, so this can be tricky when people come together in relationship with differing levels of comfort toward these basic needs.

Becoming aware of them is the first step, then you can gain an understanding of yourself and the choices you have made.  You can then begin to communicate more openly and honestly with your partner so that you are each giving and receiving in ways that will connect you even more deeply.

I’ve invited Warren Broad, a Professional Counselor to discuss these SIX basic human needs and how that helps you to strengthen your relationships on Planting Seeds of Love Radio. 

Warren has been working in the field of professional Counseling for several years now and he has been previously contracted to work with troubled youths by government agencies. His education in adult and teen psychology, counseling and hypnosis all combine to create an approach each of his clients ruly benefit from.

With a combination of traditional Counseling and newer age approaches Warren has the ability to tackle almost any issue a client is willing to bring forward. From psychotherapy to neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). Being an adept listener with an ability to empathize has enabled him to make wonderful strides with each of his clients. Every day Warren witnesses the courage and strength of the human spirit. He considers it a privilege to be trusted with his clients. And can’t hear enough when they succeed.

Warren Broad has been in the field of counseling for 7 years. As a clinical hypnotherapist, marriage and family therapist, life coach, and addictions specialist. Warren meets with his clients in person on the phone and online.
Warren uses a combination of techniques to help his clients achieve better clarity in their lives, freedom from addictions and as a marriage and family therapist, focuses on getting couples to understand their needs and the needs of their partners. Warren lives in Muskoka Ontario Canada with his wife, son and 3 rescued dogs.To learn more about Warren, visit his website at http://www.npch.ca/.

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