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Sleeping With the “Enemy”: Navigating Relationships in the #MeToo Era

Nicole Schiener

Identifying what I needed helped release and transform vicarious trauma into post-traumatic growth.

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Weathering the Winter of Our Marriage

Kristen Manieri

Commitment doesn’t inoculate us against marriage atrophy. In fact, some would argue that it’s the cause of it. But it’s the thing that keeps us in and has us weather the droughts that are an inevitable part of a long marriage.

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Reclaiming Our Stories From Trauma

Jenny TeGrotenhuis

Our past may have written the script, but we can write a new script for how we respond in the present.

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John Gottman and Brené Brown on Running Headlong Into Heartbreak

Kerry Lusignan

The Gottmans and Brené Brown give us a map—a macro perspective of the wilderness of our hearts, and the wildness of love.

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Couple at their wedding

A Letter to My Younger Self on My Wedding Day

Shantel Patu

Here are a few things I’ve learned about love and life over the last 23 years of marriage.

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Gottman Love and Sexuality Glossary

The Gottman Institute

Our guide on combining forms used to express different types of love and relationships, and how you may see them used.

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The Science of Love

The Gottman Institute

In his TEDx Talk, John Gottman explains how his scientific research has created a new understanding of love relationships.

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Relationship Growth Happens in Nature

Hannah Eaton

A therapist leads wilderness retreats for couples.

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World Peace Starts at Home

The Gottman Institute

In her TEDx Talk, Julie Schwartz Gottman explores how to create peace in the world using findings from studies on love and diplomacy.

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