There’s still a certain stigma about couples who seek relationship counseling. It’s as though therapy is a sign that they don’t love each other anymore, that one or both partners don’t want to be in the relationship anymore, or that they may be a “bad match” or not...
When you hear the word “intimacy,” what comes to mind? Most people correlate the word with sex, and they’re not wrong. However, intimacy is also defined as closeness, affinity, and togetherness. Having the type of intimate conversations with your partner that make...
Want to know the number one reason for couples’ spats? Any guesses? Here’s a hint: Shakespeare knew… This is the reality: Most couples make much ado about nothing. Not to say that what’s being discussed is inconsequential, of course, it matters. It’s the delivery and...
We have relationships in all areas of our lives. With ourselves, with loved ones, with family (whether they are good or not), work colleagues, friends. etc. What drives these relationships are connection and communication. Done poorly, these relationships become...
The way sex evolves within a relationship is fascinating. In the beginning, it’s basically the only thing couples actually do. Yet as the months lead to years, sex and sexual desire tends to wane—or at least it becomes less of a priority. Without all the “love”...
As seen in DatingNews.com written by Emma Patterson The Scoop: Couples who find themselves in therapy usually want to solve an acute issue in record time. But as Nancy Ryan, LMFT at Relationship Therapy Center, told us, conflict resolution can’t be rushed. It’s all...
