So you’ve found out your partner has done the unthinkable and now you’re dealing with infidelity. Not only have they betrayed your trust, now you’re wondering if your relationship will ever be the same again. You don’t know what to … Read More
Every relationship has its ups and downs and couples counseling can help. In a long-term relationship, it’s just not realistic to believe things will always be great. We’re human. Our jobs, our responsibilities — everything piles up and sometimes we … Read More
A healthy sex life isn’t determined by frequency. When it comes to a good sex life, quality is far more important than quantity. If you and your partner are only making love once a month, but you’re both satisfied, you’re … Read More
Sometimes it’s hard to remember to be a good listener, especially for your partner. For example, if you’ve been together for a long time, you might feel like you can anticipate what they’re going to say. After all, you’ve been … Read More
If you and your partner are getting serious or thinking about moving in together or getting married, you need to have “The Talk’. No, not that one, the money talk. Whether you’re drowning in student debt or have pristine credit … Read More
It’s natural for two people to disagree from time to time and for arguments to stem from those disagreements. There’s no set number of arguments that are too many per week or month how you fight. How your arguments make … Read More
Whether you’re a hopeless romantic or a total cynic, Valentine’s Day evokes some kind of emotion. It’s a holiday that expands expectations like a giant shiny, heart-shaped balloon. Whether you feel like Valentine’s Day is one day of the year … Read More
Premarital counseling is one of the tools you can use to become a better communicator as well as understand the needs of you and your partner. This type of counseling can decrease your chances of having conflict in your relationship, … Read More
Starting a conversation about needing professional help isn’t easy, even when your inner turmoil doesn’t affect those around you. Many people delay seeing a therapist due to fear of what their family members or spouse would say about it. … Read More
A spouse who drinks too much, overeats, or smokes isn’t just harming their own health. They can also cause their partner distress by doing so. We worry about the people we love, and it’s hard to watch them self-destruct … Read More