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David Simonsen

U.S.

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Expertise

I can answer you questions clearly and straight. Let me help you get your in-law relationships figured out. They can really be challenging.

Experience in the area

I meet weekly with families that have in-law challenges.

Organizations

AAMFT;AACC

Education/Credentials

B.A. M.S. Marriage & Family Therapy

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Susan	02/13/12	10	10	10
lynn	11/27/11	10	10	10	Thank you for your quick response!
Hurt Feelings	03/07/11	10	10	10	THANK YOU!
david	01/30/11	1	2	5	I've seen some of your other answers .....
Sandi	12/17/10	9	10	10	I am sorry but I tried to .....

Recent Answers from David Simonsen

2012-01-24 Sisters girlfriend:

Tracy, You should do a couple things. Be polite because you have no power in this situation. If your parents are letting her live in your home then you won't be able to kick her out. I would strongly

2012-01-17 Father-in-law:

Jeremy, I appreciate your respect for this man as your FIL even though he is a drunk. My suggestion is that you and your wife seek out a local therapist to help you come up with a solid plan of action

2011-12-27 Constant criticism:

Ashland, Take it in as information and don't get offended. She is who she is and now you know that you don't want her to have a lot of interaction with your children or at least you need to have it be

2011-02-26 Brother-in-Law:

sorry for the delay hospital issues and all... I suggest that you have a rational non emotion filled conversation with him. Start it with apologizing for the phone issue even if you don't think you should

2011-02-17 bro-in-law:

Te, So I guess I'm not completely clear on the husband part of this equation. I think he should be the one protecting his child from this rough housing behavior. Your job as parents is to protect and

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