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Emotions run high during a fight. Yet sometime later, we may have forgotten what triggered our rage in the first place. We recall fighting, but what was it about anyway? Lauren later remembered the → Read More
Nothing is permanent about our behavior patterns except our belief that they are so. - Moshé Feldenkrais I learned about the Feldenkrais method at a two-day workshop at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur → Read More
Have you noticed how good relationship skills tend to apply across the board? Spouses who communicate well in their marriage probably also relate well to other → Read More
In today's shelter-in-place world, it's not just people with compromised immune systems who are at risk. The anxiety about contracting the coronavirus, paired → Read More
How can we cope when someone's ill will disturbs our equilibrium, self-esteem, or ability to shine forth our light? → Read More
Some conflict occurs in any close relationship. That's good news, even though pesky emotions can pop up when we seem to be locking horns with a relationship partner. The upside of conflict is that we grow personally by learning to deal with differences constructively. → Read More
"I shouldn't have to tell him. He should know what I want," Cindy thinks about her husband. She believes he should know when she's in the mood to go out for → Read More
Usually, I usually advise people to get to know a potential spouse over time, for at least six months to a year, before committing to marriage. Yet, Marina's story shows that a much shorter court → Read More
Relationships can be complicated. Yet they can be simplified and enjoyed through avoiding common mistakes. By applying the suggestions below, we can create the → Read More
As a marriage counselor myself, I see how couples' denial of their need for help can cause them to struggle for much too long before they'll contact a professional. Neuroscience explains how patterns of relating -- for better or for worse -- become entrenched in our brain's circuity over time. So, longstanding bad habits are much more difficult to change than newer ones. This is why it's… → Read More
News flash! Just about everyone thinks that opposites attract -- but they don't. Many relationship experts write that people seek partners whose traits → Read More
"... there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so." - Shakespeare, Hamlet Shakespeare knew what he was talking about. Concerning marriage, if → Read More
Are you are wondering what marriage and roller-skating have in common? Roller-skating is only for kids, right? No. And married people are adults? Most of the → Read More
Life coaching is viewed by some as an alternative to therapy. Actually, coaching was one of many cognitive behavior therapy methods I learned to practice in → Read More
Unlike rats, when it comes to relationships, many of us humans keep going through the same cheeseless tunnel again and again, expecting a reward. → Read More
You've probably heard people explain their divorce by saying, "We grew apart." I wonder about that. → Read More
I don't know about you, but I don't like being told when I'm supposed to feel happy, generous, and loving toward absolutely everyone. Don't get me wrong; I'm → Read More
Have you heard that marriage can get boring? This doesn't need to happen, but it can feel ho-hum when things have gotten way too predictable. Routines are → Read More
In a good relationship, partners express appreciation for each other often. They also say in kind ways what they want and what they don't want. They don't → Read More
Some say that dating is oh-so-different for millennials than for other women. Is this true? Actually, yes and no. The answer depends largely on how a millennial → Read More