Love—Isn’t What You Think
Movies can create the impression that when two people are in-love they should always be lost in each other’s gaze, smiling when they look at each other, or constantly [read more]
Growing Up with Divorce — The Internal Split
It isn’t news that growing up with divorced parents has an impact on our psychological and emotional lives. It’s already well-known that children of divorce are more likely to [read more]
Set Boundaries, Don’t Build Walls
There are many ways to set boundaries. There are the boundaries that people can set with themselves, such as how they cut out bad habits or enforce healthier habits. [read more]
8 Ways to Be a Better Partner in 2016
I posted this a few years ago, however it could always be a good start to the year to improve how we approach our relationships. As the new year [read more]
When is it Time to Change Therapists?
Based on my previous post about the usefulness and necessity of anger at one’s therapist in the treatment — rather than abandoning the treatment in these moments — it was [read more]
Relationship Breakups: The Commitment to Separation
How many times have you ended a relationship and continued to be at least somewhat involved with your ex? At first, there is the pain, or the relief, the [read more]
8 Tricks to Sustaining Sex in Your Relationship
Sex can be difficult to sustain in relationships. While there are some who are able to do it, there are generally factors that can counter sexual excitement in relationships. [read more]
8 Ways to Be a Better Partner in 2014
As the new year approaches, people often take the opportunity to re-evaluate who they are and consider the changes they’d like to make in their lives. This is something [read more]
How to Change a Struggling Relationship Into a Healthy Relationship
This is the “part 2” to the article “10 Signs You May Be in an Unhealthy Relationship”. It was brought to my attention that in the first article I [read more]
10 Signs You May Be in an Unhealthy Relationship
Technically, a relationship needs to only be defined by the people who are in the relationship. What is a “good (or healthy) relationship” for two people may be completely [read more]