Eye Contact and Love in Your Relationship In 1997, Arthur Aron developed a theory that 4 minutes of eye contact makes people closer and increases intimacy. In this
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Eye Contact and Love in Your Relationship In 1997, Arthur Aron developed a theory that 4 minutes of eye contact makes people closer and increases intimacy. In this
ADHD and Your Relationship, with Ari Tuckman, PsyD, CST Ari Tuckman, PsyD, CST discusses how Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder affects relationships. He shares how couples can recognize issues related to
Holiday Traditions and Your Relationship: Answering Your Questions about Holidays, Traditions, and Family Relationships You had questions about holiday traditions and your relationship, and I’m here with answers!
The Importance of Taking a Time-Out: Dealing with Conflict in Your Relationship Conflict with your partner can get heated at times, and you end up saying hurtful things.
Receptivity: The One Thing that will Transform Your Relationship, with Shane Birkel, LMFT Overview of this Episode: Shane Birkel, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Relational
How to Keep Work Travel from Ruining Your Relationship Overview: How Travel Affects Your Relationship Traveling for work can put a strain on your relationship and damage your
The Sprinkles Story with Laura Long, LMFT/S Vulnerability in Communication In this episode, Laura shares The Sprinkles Story, a story about a conflict in her marriage and how
Know Yourself Before the Relationship, with Taylor Looney, LMFT-A Taylor Looney, LMFT-A shares about her work with young adults. This episode is especially helpful for college-aged students and
Your Defensiveness in Your Relationship Defensiveness is hard to stop in yourself, and hurtful for your relationship. In this episode, we cover ways you can check yourself and
Your Spouse's Defensiveness and How You Can Respond Overview of the Episode: Defensiveness in your relationship is harmful. It’s important for you to know how to respond when