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Rebuilding

Relationship Builders 360 conducts the official Rebuilding Seminars live in Madison, Wisconsin, and offers virtual sessions for clients throughout the state and country. We provide classes, counseling and coaching to dramatically accelerate your recovery, provide lifelong tools that will enable to turn the page and start a new chapter on your life that is deeply satisfying.

Meet Margaret Lambert

Group Facilitator

Margaret Lambert, MSW, LCSW is a psychotherapist, group facilitator, teacher and author. She specializes in all levels of couple relationships and offers a three level approach to divorce and separation recovery, healing and future relationship development.

Margaret is the cofounder, with her colleague, Dee Vetter, Ph.D. of Sonas Behavioral Health, LLC on the west side of Madison, Wisconsin. In her private practice Margaret worked with individuals and couples addressing a variety of relationship concerns, including marital and couples coaching, divorce recovery, women's self-esteem and empowerment and healthy approaches to dating.
Her work with groups, individuals and couples has a strong foundation in Family Systems Theory; with a Cognitive-Behavioral and Psychoeducational approach. Margaret personally trained with Dr. Bruce Fisher, founder of the divorce and separation Rebuilding model, and has been successfully facilitating groups for over 26 years.

Why I do this

Through the therapeutic experience, I have the privilege of being invited into individual’s lives as they share the struggles they have been experiencing. People suffer in many different ways, and respond differently to those events in their lives based on the personal, social or financial resources they have at their disposal. For some, this can lead to feeling depressed or anxious. They may feel hopeless or even helpless in their ability to turn things around in their lives. To be allowed to be part of their process of change and rebuilding is a gift; and one that I do not take lightly. I really value seeing individuals make changes through their own efforts.

What is Relationship Builders 360?

Margaret's practice is relationship focused and strength based. She offers a wrap-around approach relationship building which helps individuals improve their ability to build and maintain healthier relationships with a partner, a friend or even a family member. Whether you are preparing for marriage, struggling in a relationship, thinking of a divorce or separation or recovering from a relationship, her 360 program offers information, guidance, emotional support and community opportunities for transitions.

Let's Start Rebuilding. Together.

You don't have to do this alone. You aren't the only one going through this. With the right combination of community, coaching, and content you can dramatically rebuild your life. You can be happy and looking forward to the next chapter. How will you Rebuild?

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The Fine Art of Doing Nothing

The Fine Art of Doing Nothing

October 28, 20241 min read

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The Fine Art of Doing Nothing

The Fine Art of Doing Nothing

There is a Spanish proverb that states, “How beautiful it is to do nothing and then rest afterward.”  I don’t know about you but that certainly sounds inviting to me. How often do you take time to do nothing, to rest, to just be?  Rest from work, rest from play, rest from participating… again, or even rest from relationships?

It seems we Americans are plagued by busy-ness yet wonder why we feel tired, anxious, depressed, overwhelmed or any number of other feelings. Many of us are driven to one up someone else as to how much time we spend doing something, anything. Even our play has become work; something we have to do. Our time doing has become another national sport and everyone seems to be keeping score.

I recognize that I too can get caught up in doing. But, I have also noticed that when this happens my body gets angry and lets me know in one fashion or another. So, my goal is to take some time to do nothing and then rest afterwards… at least once in awhile. I have promised myself that this summer I will find a grass covered hillside which I will lie down on and just watch the clouds float by. I am confident that with a little practice I can make doing nothing a part of my life even if just for five minutes and as a result come back refreshed even if it means returning to more …. doing. I hope you too can find a little time this summer to just do nothing and when you are done to rest a bit.

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Email: info@relationshipbuilding360.com

Address:

6402 Odana Rd,
Madison, WI 53719

Phone:

608-204-6076