San Francisco Bay Area Marriage and Family Therapist Intern
Registration #IMF 42021
Supervised by Kim Ives Bailey, MFT
License #MFC 32076
“We fight over the stupidest things.”
Couples argue about what matters to them. What matters, however, may not be immediately obvious. A couple might have a fight over a sock being left on the bedroom floor. In retrospect, it might seem that the fight was over something “stupid”. In actuality, though, the fight was likely to have been over the meaning put to the sock being left on the floor. There’s often more happening in a disagreement than what’s immediately obvious. That sock being left on the floor might represent being taken for granted; it might represent not being listened to; it might represent any number of things that, once recognized, can be addressed and hopefully resolved. The fight, then, would have been about something actually important, not “stupid”.
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