Dr. John E. N. Daniel

Dr. John E. N. Daniel is a leadership and education specialist, human services professional, therapist, business consultant, and certified life coach. John is visionary with a natural flair to coach, empower, develop, and assist persons from all walks of life attain their maximum potential and fulfill their life purpose and destiny. He counsels, coaches, consults, and mentors, and ministers to many all over the globe weekly.

Posts by Dr. John E. N. Daniel:

Can Self-Care Strategies Really Avoid Burnout?

Can Self-Care Strategies Really Avoid Burnout? Philosophically, I believe that managing my own...

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·9 min read

Can Different Parenting Styles Influence Emotional Bonds with Children?

Learn how different parenting strategies can effect a child's emotional bond with their parents. Dr. John Daniel can help your family grow stronger together.

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·8 min read

The Interrelationships between Life Crises, Stress, Trauma, and Traumatic Stress

Dr. John Daniel looks into the behavioral sciences to understand stress and trauma, with expert insights and effective strategies for coping and healing.

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·6 min read

How to Move Forward After Infidelity

Learn effective strategies for moving forward after infidelity with Christian marital counselor Dr. John Daniel. Take the first step towards rebuilding trust.

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·10 min read

The Effectiveness of Premarital/Re-Marital Counseling

Wondering whether premarital or remarital counseling is worth it? The debate on the practical benefits of this type of counseling is ongoing. Dr. John explains.

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·9 min read

How do biblical principles integrate with the theoretical orientation(s) you have selected?

As an eclectic practitioner, whenever possible, I seek to integrate my Christian faith based on contextual circumstances. In this regard, I have successfully integrated CBT and EFT with my Christian faith using Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) to achieve several positive client interventions and outcomes.

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·5 min read

What specific constructs, techniques, and interventions do you believe are the most effective?

According to Seligman and Reichenberg (2014), “CBT combines myriad treatments and techniques that all share a common principle that thoughts, rather than external circumstances, cause feelings and behaviors.”

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·5 min read

My Preferred Marital and Couple Therapeutic Approaches

Of the various marriage and couple therapies and models I have studied, I gravitate to the behavioral and emotion-centered approaches namely: Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT).

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·7 min read

Disruptions that Undermine Effective Decision Making

As a decision-maker, visionary, and thinker, I tend to be very analytical, systematic, and logical. I submit that at the corpus of the decision-making process is developing a methodical and analytical approach to reduce the number of alternatives with which decision-makers are faced.

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·4 min read

Disruptions that Undermine Effective Communication

In my opinion, one of the key contributory factors to marital conflict comes directly from personality conflicts. I posit that effective communication may often be undermined and disrupted because of a lack of personal knowledge about one’s personality type.

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·4 min read

Constructs to Enhance Effective Marital Conflict Resolution

According to Dildar and Amjad (2012), conflict is an unavoidable phenomenon that occurs because of disagreements, dislikes, and arguments that prevails at all levels of human interaction including personal, professional, family, and social relationships. Gottman, (1994) asserts, “If there is one lesson I have learned...

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·4 min read

Constructs to Enhance Effective Marital Decision Making

Making decisions impact every facet of life and are sometimes made unilaterally. However, when the decision that one makes impacts others, whether directly or indirectly, the approach to making decisions should be made with due consideration for how others may be affected.

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·6 min read