Overcoming relationship gridlock involves understanding each other’s dreams, managing conflicts with empathy, and fostering appreciation and gratitude daily.
How You Can Learn to Compromise and Save Your Marriage
Practice empathy by trying to imagine yourself walking in your partner’s shoes.
Practice empathy by trying to imagine yourself walking in your partner’s shoes.
5 Ways to Deal With Guilt and Rejection After Divorce
When a marriage dissolves, it’s a natural to experience feelings of guilt or rejection.
When a marriage dissolves, it’s a natural to experience feelings of guilt or rejection.
6 Surefire Ways to Apologize to Your Partner
Sincere apologies have healing power.
Sincere apologies have healing power.
Can a Planned Separation Bring Back Love to My Marriage?
One thing is almost certain. If you or your husband don’t change, then the relationship will not improve.
One thing is almost certain. If you or your husband don’t change, then the relationship will not improve.
The Best Ways to Let Go of Resentment in Relationships
Trust is an essential element of any close relationship. You seem to lack trust that Kyle has your best interests at heart.
Trust is an essential element of any close relationship. You seem to lack trust that Kyle has your best interests at heart.
9 Red Flags That Tell You You’re Headed for Divorce
You don’t enjoy each other’s friends or families.
You don’t enjoy each other’s friends or families.
5 Ways to Heal From Your Breakup
When a romantic relationship or marriage ends, it’s natural to experience feelings of rejection, anger, sadness, guilt, or regret.
When a romantic relationship or marriage ends, it’s natural to experience feelings of rejection, anger, sadness, guilt, or regret.
How to Validate Your Partner’s Feelings During Conflict
Even though both partners may have the best intentions and may be trying to relate on a deep level, differing styles of communication and a disconnect around what will serve one another’s needs prevents a productive dialogue.
Even though both partners may have the best intentions and may be trying to relate on a deep level, differing styles of communication and a disconnect around what will serve one another’s needs prevents a productive dialogue.
Co-Parenting With a Narcissistic or High-Conflict Ex-Partner
At its best, co-parenting is a wonderful opportunity for children of divorce to have close to equal access to both parents – to feel it is okay to love both of their parents.
At its best, co-parenting is a wonderful opportunity for children of divorce to have close to equal access to both parents – to feel it is okay to love both of their parents.
7 Tips to Fall Back in Love With Your Partner
The most common complaint of couples today is that they have fallen out of love.
The most common complaint of couples today is that they have fallen out of love.
How Trust and Vulnerability Can Lead to Intimacy
If he or she lets you down, it may just be a failure in competence – sometimes people simply make a mistake.
If he or she lets you down, it may just be a failure in competence – sometimes people simply make a mistake.
Tips for Keeping Romance Alive in Your Marriage All Year Round
Express small gestures of love and appreciation often to your partner.
Express small gestures of love and appreciation often to your partner.
5 Ways to Make Small Gestures Count in Your Marriage
Listen to your partner and express empathy without offering judgments or solutions.
Listen to your partner and express empathy without offering judgments or solutions.
How to Repair From Arguments and Have a Happy Marriage
We’ve all been there: embroiled in an argument with our partner, caught up in emotion, and perhaps most crucially, unsure of how something seemingly small escalated.
We’ve all been there: embroiled in an argument with our partner, caught up in emotion, and perhaps most crucially, unsure of how something seemingly small escalated.
Opposites Attract but Can They Stay Together?
From the time I started dating at age sixteen, I’ve often found myself attracted to my polar opposite – for better and for worse.
From the time I started dating at age sixteen, I’ve often found myself attracted to my polar opposite – for better and for worse.