Pam Fullerton

PHD, LPC

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Pam Fullerton

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Main Areas
Relationships, Marriage, Communication, Emotional Development
Career Focus
Psychotherapist, Relationship Mentor, Professor, writer, blogger
Affiliation
Cedar Crest College, Fielding University and NAMP

Pam Fullerton, PhD. has been in private practice as a psychotherapist for the past 20+ years. Although she works with a variety of life issues that are presented to her in therapy, her passion and strong area of interest is to understand the vast complexities of all relationships. The study of relationships was her focus in her doctoral program. She believes that “healthy connections with others are what promote personal growth.”

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I recently read an article in The New York Times by philosopher Alain de Botton that ignited my thoughts on marriage. Among many things, de Botton expresses in the article a belief that “Choosing whom to commit ourselves to is merely a case of identifying which particular variety of suffering we would most like to sacrifice ourselves for.” Further, he supports pessimism rather than the romantic idea of marriage, stating, “Pessimism relieves the excessive imaginative pressure that our romantic culture places upon marriage.”

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When it comes to romantic relationships, what is the most important thing you look for in a person? Although many will have a different answer, the one thing that tops the list for most people (or at least makes their top 3!) is honesty. I agree, honesty is very important. It’s one of the most important aspects of a relationship. However, we must ask ourselves, “What do we mean when we say that we want honesty from another person?” Most people mean that they want someone who “won’t lie to them” or “keep secrets,” but the question of honesty goes beyond lying and secrets. Honest Honesty:r

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Last week I was hurt because of something my husband said to me. I was hurt, but at the same time, he felt frustrated and misunderstood. The evening ended abruptly. For me, it had been a lovely day spent with a good friend. That evening, I sat outside with my husband sharing the goodness that came from my day. The weather was beautiful, and we were enjoying a glass of wine together. The abrupt ending to a lovely evening was one of those dreadful, unanticipated moments that happen in relationships.

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You can read my blog at www.pamfullerton.com - my main focus in my blog is relationships!