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.
A Short Guide for Affair Recovery
Healing from your partner’s infidelity is difficult but possible. Recovery requires understanding and communication. Find out how to start healing from infidelity.
How to Stop the Cycle of Fighting in a Relationship
Different day, same fight. Are you and your partner stuck in a recurring fight? Take these 3 steps to break free, and improve your relationship!
PACT: Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy
PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy) uses neuroscience and attachment theory to reduce conflict and improve connection in a relationship.
The Conflict-Avoidant Couple
We usually think that couples break up when they have too much conflict. But being ‘conflict-avoidant’ could be just as damaging.
Love After War: It’s Possible
In order to maintain a healthy long-term sexual relationship, you need to be able to effectively navigate conflict.
3 Things to Ask Yourself Before Arguing with Your Partner
If you’re in a relationship and you have a pulse, you’re going to have disagreements with your partner. It’s inevitable.
Why You and Your Partner Have Different Versions of Your Last Fight
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.
5 Changes to Make Now if You’re Having an Emotional Affair
An emotional affair, even without sex, can be just as detrimental to your relationship’s safety and future.
Who’s Really to Blame When You Fight?
Sick of having the same arguments? Want to remember how in love you once felt? Learn who is really to blame when you fight.
How to Manage Stress in Your Relationship
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.
Communication Issues? You Might Have Two Different Communication Styles
If you’re having communication issues, it could be a difference in communication style. When arguing, partners participate in ways that can vary.