Doron Gil
Ph.D.
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Self-Awareness and Relationships Expert
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Doron Gil, Ph.D., is an Expert on Self-Awareness and Relationships, with a 30 year experience as a university teacher, workshop leader, counselor and consultant. He has taught classes on Self-Awareness and Relationships to thousands of students, lectured on these and related topics at conferences world-wide, and trained physicians, managers, school teachers and parents how to develop Self-Awareness in order to improve their personal and professional relationships.
Dr. Gil is the author of “The Self-Awareness Guide to a Successful Intimate Relationship” ( Available as eBook and paperback) and of more than 100 articles on the subject.
His book is of value to you if you are:
- Single longing to have a partner and develop a successful intimate relationship but have given up dating altogether due to feeling unhappy, embittered, disappointed and alone; or
- Active in the dating-scene, are enrolled in online dating sites, going on endless blind-dates and still aren’t successful in finding a partner and developing a fulfilling intimate relationship; or
- Currently in a relationship, feeling “it doesn’t work” the way you’d want it to, afraid it might end up like past ones but “hangs in there”; or
- In-between relationships, wishing to learn how to (finally) succeed next time; or
- In a fixed relationship, unhappy and frustrated, wishing wholeheartedly to nurture and preserve it; or
- In a fixed, satisfying relationship, interested to grow and develop together and maintain mutual satisfaction; or
- An individual who’s interested to read about self-awareness and relationships issues as a means to self-development; or
- A therapist, counsellor, coach and/or workshop-leader interested to be learn more about the interplay betwee Self-Awareness and Relationships in order to help your clients become empowered to find and cultivate a healthy, intimate bond.
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If You Are Still Single Hoping to Have a Relationship, Use the Holidays to Figure Out How to Succeed in Developing Intimacy
The Holidays are approaching! Isn’t it time to celebrate? Not for everybody. If you are single fearing being alone during the holidays, your might want the festivities to pass as quickly as possible. “No time of the year might be so dark, uncomfortable and annoying”, you tell yourself”; “If only I had someone to be with, things would have been different”, you whisper to yourself time and again. Use the holidays to figure out how not to be alone next year
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Having a Partner & Being in an Intimate Relationship: Does it Bring More Happiness?
Is there a correlation between having a partner and being happy? Some believe that the “trick” to being happy is to have a relationship, as if it will solve all problems: depression, sadness, low self-esteem and so on. Having a relationship – so they believe – will make them satisfied and content. Those thinking that way often attempt various ways in order to find a partner. As if having one will alleviate all their problems. Unfortunately, things don’t work that way. The reasons are many:
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When You Fail Having a Satisfying Relationship – Denying or Acknowledging it Determines Your Future Success
There are those who, in order to feel happy in their relationship, deny and reject all “negative feelings” which have to do with what they don’t like about their bond. But the only way to “be there” in the relationship, to experience it, enjoy it and grow with it (and with your partner) is to see things as they are, acknowledge and accept them.
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Reflecting on Your Intimate Relationship & Your On-going Issues with Your Partner Can Help & Improve Your Bond
Sometimes, as you wonder about your relationship with your partner, you might wonder how it goes with others’ relationships: Are your issues similar to theirs? How do others combat, struggle with and solve their problems? How happy others are? How often do they make love – and whether whatever you are going through with your own partner is “normal”, is “o.k.”, and acceptable.
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Stop Sabotaging Yourself in Search for Love and Intimacy: Learn What You Need to Change – and Succeed!
A sad story that often repeats itself regarding one’s search for love and intimacy Her need for attention and appreciation, to be loved and be told how “great” she is has driven her to harm her intimate relationship time and again. She expected too much from her partner; she demanded that he says such and such about her; she was impatient for him to declare his love for her. Her relationships with her partners often ended brutally. As much as it is a sad story, it isn’t actually a “story” but a recurring situation which happens frequently and affects many.
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Are You a Single Mother In Search for a Partner? Awareness is Vital to Your Success
Introduction Single mothers who wish to find a partner with whom to develop a serious and successful relationship need to be aware of their expectations and needs and share these with the prospective partner. If he will do likewise they increase the likelihood of becoming able to develop and nurture a satisfying intimacy. **
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How to Empower Yourself to Find a Suitable Partner with Whom to Develop a Successful Intimate Relationship
When you see a couple holding hands, does it make you feel unhappy? At times, whether you are single or in an unsatisfying relationship, you feel unhappy when you see others who seem happy in their relationships. You see couples holding hands, even walk embraced, and this makes you think you are the only one in the world who is not happy, who does not have a good intimacy or who is alone.
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If You Wish to Succeed Having a Satisfying Intimate Relationship with Another, You First Need to Develop a Relationship with YOURSELF
If you have been trying for quite some time now to develop an intimate relationship but are not successful, in most likelihood you keep trying, keep dating others, hoping and praying that one day, eventually, you will succeed. But would you? Is there truly a reason to believe that if you haven’t been successful until now you will succeed, somehow, in the near future? It is very likely that as you continue dating others you will keep behaving in exactly the same ways you have until now; and if you have been failing until now, is there any reason to believe that “suddenly” you will succeed?r
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Mindfulness, Self-Awareness & Intimacy: How to Become Empowered to Develop a Successful Relationship
Introduction When you get up the courage and the motivation to go through the process of mindfulness, observe, pay attention, become aware and accept what you see, the more self-understanding and personal-growth you gain, and the more empowered you become to develop a successful intimate relationship. ** Mindfulness and Intimate Relationships Mindfulness means: you pay attention to and are aware of whatever happens within you regarding your life and relationships.
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Becoming Aware of How You Hurt Yourself is a Key to Improving Your Life & Relationships
Introduction If you feel there is something in the way you “do” life, your attitudes and the way you behave that hurts your well-being and happiness, becoming aware of what you were not aware of until now is the key to initiate a conscious change in your behavioral patterns, tendencies and attitudes. Such a change will enable you to stop behaving in self-sabotaging ways and free yourself from your fear of anger, rejection or whichever fear has become part of the self-image you have created for yourself. **
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Betrayal, Cheating, Trust & Forgiveness
Betrayal is a common occurrence. Research shows that a large proportion of partners betray their “loved ones”. A person thinking that his/her partner is “unique”, “special” and “exceptional” might stop thinking it after finding the partner has been unfaithful. After all, he/she has become “just like one of them”, hasn’t he/she? What follows is often sorrow, anger, sadness, confusion, self-doubt, blame, uncertainty, disillusion, and more.
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Treating Each New Date as a Beginner Can Help You Extend a Date Into a Meaningful Relationship
There are those who are “proud” about dating tens if not hundreds of others. They think is shows how “great” they are; how “in demand” they are. Felling “hot” about themselves they turn dating into a game, competing with themselves (as well as with others) about how many dates they will go on; how many people they will meet on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis. But then, the “end-result” is often no-relationship, no true intimacy, no long-term serious and meaningful bond.
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