Why We Save Our Worst Selves for the People We Love Most
Why do we save our sharpest words for the people we love most? The answer isn’t that you’re cruel. In fact, it’s the opposite: it’s because love is safe. And safety changes how the brain and body behave.
Is Marathon Therapy Right for You? Here’s How to Know
When Weekly Sessions Aren’t Enough: A New Way to Heal Together “I came in thinking this was our last chance. I left feeling like we had a new beginning.” —Client testimonial If you and your partner are stuck in a loop—same arguments, same hurt, same silence—you’re not...
Een kijkje in de praktijk van de relatietherapeut
“Jessica, kan je alsjeblieft naar me kijken terwijl ik praat?" verzoekt Chris halverwege hun wekelijkse relatietherapiesessie bij mij. Jessica staart naar de grond en haar lichaamstaal laat zien dat ze uit het gesprek is gestapt. Chris vertelde zojuist hoe gestrest...
Introducing the Center for Relationship Learning
Relationships can be a source of connection, love and happiness. They are also complex and can be messy. However long or short, or strong or challenged they are, they’re a journey that two people embark on together. The Center...
Say yes to sex after children
Dave and Claudia were overjoyed to welcome their son into their lives last July. But six months later, as they struggle with sleep schedules and work schedules, they’re both dismayed to find that they’ve entered a serious dry spell.
Stop explosive relationship arguments with these 5 steps
The current pandemic is putting a tremendous strain on couples worldwide. Even if you love someone, spending most hours of the day under the same roof with them is likely to bring out some
How to avoid these 4 destructive communication styles in your relationship
Relationship conflict is as old as time. Put any two people together and you are bound to get some sort of miscommunication, misunderstanding or conflict at some point.
Your Relationship during Covid-19
Feeling cooped up? Want some alone time but cannot get away from your partner and/or children? Is your partner getting on your nerves? Are your children not working independently enough? Are your words being misinterpreted and are you putting out little fires all day?...