Yes, a healthy relationship does take time. Here’s what to do.
Stable Instability in Relationships: An Interview with Dr. Amir Levine
Insecure relationships are a recipe for pain. Tell me about it.
Insecure relationships are a recipe for pain. Tell me about it.
Small Things Often Create Secure Attachments: An Interview With Amir Levine, M.D.
What is your attachment style with your intimate other? Anxious, Avoidant or . . .
What is your attachment style with your intimate other? Anxious, Avoidant or . . .
Breaking the Pursue-Withdraw Pattern: An Interview with Scott R. Woolley, Ph.D.
Are you caught up in the pursue-withdraw pattern? Find out how to break it now.
Are you caught up in the pursue-withdraw pattern? Find out how to break it now.
Research Shows a Couple’s Friendship is Key to Reducing Postpartum Depression
Hey guys,if you have a baby on the way, this is really important to know.
Hey guys,if you have a baby on the way, this is really important to know.
Practice of the Practice: An Interview with Joe Sanok, MA, LLP, LCC
Joe Sanok is a counselor, speaker, and consultant for therapists in private practice. He hosts The Practice of the Practice, the #1 podcast for counselors with over 50,000 downloads per month.
Joe Sanok is a counselor, speaker, and consultant for therapists in private practice. He hosts The Practice of the Practice, the #1 podcast for counselors with over 50,000 downloads per month.
How to Attract Your Ideal Client as a Gottman Couples Therapist: An Interview with Joe Sanok, MA, LLP, LCC, Part II
The bottom line is finding the things that need to happen for your practice and then continually asking yourself, “Should I be doing this or can I pay somebody to do this so I can do more counseling?”
The bottom line is finding the things that need to happen for your practice and then continually asking yourself, “Should I be doing this or can I pay somebody to do this so I can do more counseling?”
How Being Nuanced with Your Emotions Enhances Your Well-Being: An Interview with Susan David, Ph.D., Part II
When people characteristically bottle their emotions or brood, even though they look so different, those patterns of emotions are actually associated with lower levels of well-being and high levels of depression and anxiety.
When people characteristically bottle their emotions or brood, even though they look so different, those patterns of emotions are actually associated with lower levels of well-being and high levels of depression and anxiety.
4 Negative Behaviors in Marriage That Make You Sick
A happy marriage is a protective factors against illness. How cool is that?
A happy marriage is a protective factors against illness. How cool is that?
2 Biases That May Be Hurting Your Relationship
We all make mistakes when judging situations or people, and biases influence many of our conclusions. Failing to recognize and manage these biases can keep an unhappy marriage in the dark.
We all make mistakes when judging situations or people, and biases influence many of our conclusions. Failing to recognize and manage these biases can keep an unhappy marriage in the dark.
Reaching a Compromise: The Second Part of the State of the Union Meeting
The first step in problem-solving is to identify your core needs. Problem solving fails when partners are not open to being influenced or when one partner gives up too much.
The first step in problem-solving is to identify your core needs. Problem solving fails when partners are not open to being influenced or when one partner gives up too much.
Understanding Each Other: The First Part of the State of The Union Meeting
The first step is to have a pre-conflict warm-up.
The first step is to have a pre-conflict warm-up.
Transforming Criticism into Wishes: A Recipe for Successful Conflict
The problem with expressing needs in a negative way is it comes off like criticism.
The problem with expressing needs in a negative way is it comes off like criticism.
Don’t Let The Little Things Turn Into Big Things In Your Relationship
Happy couples know how to repair the little things in a relationship, and they do so early and often.
Happy couples know how to repair the little things in a relationship, and they do so early and often.
4 Ways to Stay Connected During Life Transitions
How do we stay connected when our minds are preoccupied by our own stresses?
How do we stay connected when our minds are preoccupied by our own stresses?
Helping Little Ones with Big Emotions
How do we help our children navigate difficult emotions?
How do we help our children navigate difficult emotions?