Interpersonal Communication Case Study

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Alex, I totally disagree with those emails and they are quite inaccurate and malicious. I understand that they are pulling hard to make me look bad in front of Deb and the judge. They can certainly ask Art and even Dr. Doris (Bella's Therapist referred by Art). Stacy has been reluctant and hesitant about participation in counseling and her behavior has been shown since day one. She claimed in our first meeting and several sessions with Art that "The trust would between us never be fixed and will always be broken". That is a strong statement and it is hard to work together and co-parent if someones have that mentality and point of view. I just wanted to let you know Alex that I also coach Bella's Basketball team for over two years and …show more content…

Currently, I am not coaching basketball but I am looking to coach in the fall. In my opinion, we had made progress and we have come a long way in counseling, slowly but we had made progress. In my opinion, we had focused and discussed quite a bit about soccer and there are still several issues that I would like to share, perhaps I feel that we need to meet more often instead of once or twice a month. Also, I feel Stacy disposition for counseling has not been consistent. In our last meeting, she told Art that she was not going to come to counseling if the meetings would only be scheduled under her time of custody with Bella. I disagreed because for the most part the meetings had been scheduled on Fridays at 2:30 pm and Bella gets home around 4:15 pm. Furthermore, there had been two Saturdays that we met when Bella was under my custody. On 3/25/17 one of my scheduled Saturday's Stacy's totally did not show up for a session. She claimed she wrote down a different time and I totally understand that because things can occur. With that being said, I believed counseling needs to be a major piece and I am more than willing to keep trying to make this work for the sake of everyone especially

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