Why Do We Fight – Conflict is like an Iceberg
The things we fight about are not the real issues! Learn communication secrets from marriage counselor experts.
Rituals of Connection – How to connect with your partner daily
How to keep a close connection with your partner with just few minutes a day. Marriage counseling adivce.
Two types of listening
Avoid arguments and disagreements by learning the two types of listening.
Should I stay or should I go? When you are considering a divorce or breakup…
Considering a divorce or breakup? How can you make the right choice? Find out the signs that mean you should end the relationship.
4 tips to turn arguments into conversations
Are conversations with your partner often turning into an argument? Luckily, there are things you can do to keep your conversations constructive and loving.
How to stop the blame game
To help understand how a married couple gets wrapped up in the blame game and what you can do to stop the blame game with your spouse, I have interviewed therapist Gal Szekely.
How to Know When Your Relationship is in Trouble
In all relationships there are ebbs and flows; times when you feel closer and times when you feel more distant. You may go through periods when things are going well, and then find yourselves stuck in conflicts and misunderstandings.
4 big myths of relationship
Love. Countless poems, novels, films and songs have been dedicated to celebrating and exploring the mystery of this experience.
The two most important relationship skills
Many times couples ask me what the most important keys are for a good relationship. I believe that there are two essential skills to making a relationship work. These are complex skills involving refined communication techniques and they are absolutely necessary for romantic relationship.
Do you Speak your Partner’s Love Language?
Have you ever had that “you don’t really love me” conversation with your partner?
How Change Happens in Psychotherapy
“How will therapy help us to change?” This is one of the most common questions I get from couples. First, we need to understand what is it that we are trying to change.
