Is There a Right or Wrong Way to Fight with Your Partner?
Fights shouldn't ever get ugly, and they should teach each of you more about yourselves! Learn the way to fight the right way with your partner.
Fights shouldn't ever get ugly, and they should teach each of you more about yourselves! Learn the way to fight the right way with your partner.
If you discover that your partner is having an affair, does it mean that the relationship is over? For many couples, the belief is that discovering an affair means the relationship is over.
Nobody goes into a relationship looking for a fight. We want love, we want someone who values us, we want safety and a partner we can share with. We don’t want a fight.
PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy) is a type of couples therapy that gets to the heart of what’s happening in your relationship.
We usually think that couples break up when they have too much conflict. But being ‘conflict-avoidant’ could be just as damaging.
In order to maintain a healthy long-term sexual relationship, you need to be able to effectively navigate conflict.
If you’re in a relationship and you have a pulse, you’re going to have disagreements with your partner. It’s inevitable.
Do you each remember a situation differently and then argue about who's right or wrong? Find out why on The Couples Center relationship blog.
An emotional affair, even without sex, can be just as detrimental to your relationship’s safety and future.
Sick of having the same arguments? Want to remember how in love you once felt? Learn who is really to blame when you fight.
Let’s face it—many of us are stressed. And when we’re triggered by a stressful event, we often take it out on the ones we love, making stress the probable cause of many of our toughest relationship issues.
Many couples believe their arguments never get resolved because one partner seems to find the confrontation easy while the other wants to avoid it.