Stop me if you’ve heard this one: A woman wants sex more than her male partner—and everyone acts like a UFO just landed in the backyard. She’s confused. He’s confused. Nobody’s naked. And yet, there’s…
Yes, You Should Still Tell Her- Even if Ashley Madison Was a Decade Ago When the Ashley Madison hack made headlines in 2015, millions of spouses were forced to confront a hidden reality: infidelity doesn’t…
Here are the five qualities to look for in a marriage counselor: In a decade, a marriage counselor will be like a doctor or dentist today. Hi, I’m Dr. Kathy McMahon, and I’ve trained marriage…
Every day, at Couples Therapy Inc., we help men come to grips with a restlessness inside that threatens to destroy their marriage. It’s a special kind of couples therapy, which demands that each spouse…
Here is a classic fight about absolutely nothing. Amidst the mundane setting of a supermarket, a seemingly trivial exchange between a couple unfolds into a cascade of negative emotions. Their conversation about vegetables isn’t really…
Looking to strengthen your relationship in a way that’s both enjoyable and effective? Cinema therapy might be exactly what you need. This engaging approach uses the power of movies to help couples grow closer, communicate…
Negative sentiment override (NSO) refers to a state in a relationship where negative emotions and perceptions outweigh a partner’s positive perspective. Positive sentiment override (PSO) is just the opposite. Here, a partner making a negative…
Ever wondered what happens to families after divorce? Through the movie “Boyhood,” we get to watch one family’s journey unfold over 12 real years of filming. This piece takes a warm, honest look at the…
Emotional distance in marriage can often be bridged through intentional efforts like scheduled quality time, vulnerable communication, and seeking to understand your partner’s emotional needs and love language. Professional help from a marriage counselor can…
Often, international couples (expatriates or couples in a long-distance relationship) see difference and novelty as stressors in their marriage; this doesn’t have to be the case. My six big pieces of relationship advice include learning the other’s language,…
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