Midlife Crisis in Men and Relationships
Does it fall like your marriage is falling apart? Learn the signs of a dying marriage, and how you can save your relationship before it’s too late.
Does it fall like your marriage is falling apart? Learn the signs of a dying marriage, and how you can save your relationship before it’s too late.
Somatic Therapy Exercises Can Somatic Therapy Help With Trauma? What Are Types of Somatic Therapy? Can You Practice Somatic Therapy by Yourself? Somatic therapy is a type of therapy that centers the sensations that arise in your body.
Does it fall like your marriage is falling apart? Learn the signs of a dying marriage, and how you can save your relationship before it’s too late.
Polyamorous relationships are romantic relationships with multiple partners. Learn how this non-monogamous relationship works and why some people choose it.
Hundreds of relationship tests are available online. Get accurate results by learning how to seek the most valid sources of information.
Do you have a fear of intimacy? You are not alone. Find out how to overcome your fear of intimacy with these 4 steps.
Lately, I’ve been putting focused attention on Trust… what it means, how it feels to receive it from someone, from myself. We use this word all the time, usually when we are talking about betrayal, less often when we are referring to ourselves.
Self-care is any activity you do to improve your mental, physical, or emotional health. Learn how to practice self-care for a healthier, happier life.
Does it fall like your marriage is falling apart? Learn the signs of a dying marriage, and how you can save your relationship before it’s too late.
As we approach the peak of the holiday season, we can take a moment to be thankful for another year and time well spent with our loved ones. The holidays come with wonderful opportunities to slow down and enjoy moments with your family, but they often can come at the expense of your or your partner’s feelings.
Every individual enters romantic relationships with a unique set of ideas and values based on their family systems, cultural norms, spiritual traditions, and past experiences. In many relationships, these remain unspoken, leading to disappointments, misunderstandings, and betrayals.
Joe’s body becomes stiff when his wife, Kelly, quietly says that Joe doesn’t share his struggles with her. Kelly can tell he is troubled but she doesn’t know why. As Kelly looks at her husband, he looks down, his shoulders folding in and his back contracting (they are both sitting in rolling chairs facing each other).