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The Dance Between Intimacy and Independence in Marriage

David and Constantino Khalaf

Potential for conflict arises when spouses fall on different points of the spectrum in terms of their needs.

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How to Repair and Rebuild Your Relationship When Your Loved One Enters Rehab

Rod Amiri

Addiction is a family disease that impacts all members.

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Understanding your Emotional Command Systems

Stacy Hubbard

How your brain is wired to relate to the world around you

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4 Ways Parents Can Balance Couple Time and Family Time

Terry Gaspard

You don’t have to choose between being a good parent and a good partner.

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What to Do When You’re Ready for Marriage and Your Partner Isn’t

Liz Higgins

Here are a few things to consider to help you navigate the situation when you’re ready to tie the knot and your partner isn’t.

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How to Make Repair Attempts So Your Partner Feels Loved

David and Constantino Khalaf

The success of a repair attempt has a lot to do with how well it's tailored towards your partner.

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A Couple’s Guide to Complaining

Jon Beaty

Dr. John Gottman has refined the skill of effective complaining down to a simple, three-part formula.

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The One Thing Any Couple Can Do for Better Connection and Intimacy

Luis Congdon

The simple truth is relationships take work.

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How to Avoid the Pursuer-Distancer Pattern in Your Relationship

Steve Horsmon

Intimacy and independence require each other to make a whole.

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3 Reasons Stress is Affecting Your Sex Drive and What to Do About It

Maj Wismann

When your sexuality is giving you a hard time, you need to address the underlying problem.

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It’s Time to Stop the Stigma Around Couples Therapy

Margaret Rutherford

Therapy isn't a dirty word.

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In Relationships, Not Arguing Means You’re Not Communicating

Lisa Brookes Kift

Silence is destructive.

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