Relationships
Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy: Is It For You?
“Really? Therapy with drugs? You’ve got to be kidding!” This […]
The Invisible Wounds of Growing Up with the Narcissistic Parent
Children of narcissists are often late bloomers because some of […]
Valentine’s Day Toolbox for Couples + Singles
“Why celebrate yet another Hallmark card holiday that is just […]
What do top relationship experts have to say about the effects of criticism on relationship?
Again and again in my work with couples I see […]
A.R.E. You There? What is the secret ingredient that makes a relationship thrive?
What is the secret ingredient that makes a relationship thrive? […]
Is Long-Lasting Romance Possible? What the Latest Research Shows
In his groundbreaking study using brain imaging studies,1 researcher Art […]
What You Need to Know About Why Affairs Happen and How to Prevent Them
Consider this surprising statistic: At least one or both parties in 50 percent of all couples, married and living together, straight and gay, will break their vows of sexual or emotional exclusivity during the lifetime of the relationship.
To Stay or to Go? That is the Question!
Many people think that couples go to therapy in order to save their relationship, but this is not always the case. Sometimes I help couples break up. As strange as this might sound, we may need support to end a relationship, because breaking up can be hard!
Practice “Doggy Medicine” for a Happy Relationship
Recently I’ve been talking a lot with my couples about practicing what I call “doggy medicine.” Doggy medicine can apply to almost anyone, regardless of whether you own a dog (or your dog owns you!) or there is no dog in your life.