The following is an excerpt from ABout.com According to Dr. Paul DePompo, “A spouse should never use the D-word during an argument unless this is a serious consideration and is not being said in anger. The reason why it is […]
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I love people who are high in narcissism. In therapy when they see the costs of it and want to make changes it is a wonderful and effective journey that leads to closer and more loving relationships. Out of […]
When you first met, things were nicely intense and passionate. The two of you had a spark that ignited into a burning flame. Now, after he or she knows you “belong” to him or her, it seems like the house […]
You have found another email or text that shows cheating or at least “heavy flirting.” This isn’t the first relationship where this has happened. You are angry, hurt, and questioning “Why is this always happening to me?” Though there […]
Too often I see women in my office that grew up dealing with so much (more than any child should have to). And though this can often be such a strength for them (in terms of developing high level of […]
Regardless of where you stand politically, there is a lot to learn regarding how politicians handle infidelity. My Huffington Post explains more! http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/from-the-dog-house-to-the-white-house-marital-resilience_us_57a222f6e4b0f019c3e493c3
Rebuilding After an Affair! Nothing can demolish a relationship more than finding out your partner is having an affair. It is the ultimate betrayal destroying the innocence and trust of what you thought once was. Though couples can get into […]
You want not just a good but a GREAT relationship. More than that, you want to feel LOVED like you once did. But now defenses are up, and nobody is feeling heard. You have no reason to think their intentions […]
What is psychological debriefing & why is it harmful? This month there have been many traumatic events in U.S. alone. After years of research to the contrary, organizations are still using debriefing type interventions following these incidences. During “debriefing” […]
A healthy relationship requires vulnerability. When our partners feel differently about things we care about, we tend to project catastrophic potential consequences. However, you can strive to understand your partner’s political identification without defining him or her by it. An important aspect […]
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