10 Signs Your Partner Is Cheating on You Recent studies show that over 50% of men and 50% of women cheat at some point in their relationship. With such alarming numbers, one may wonder if his/her mate is cheating. If you have a “gut” feeling that something is going on, chances are high that you […]
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Loneliness is a huge problem in our society. It doesn’t have to be this way. A study “followed nearly 45,000 people ages 45 and up who had heart disease or a high risk of developing the condition. Those who lived alone, the study found, were more likely to die from heart attacks, strokes, or other
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Signs Your Marriage is On Shaky Ground Marriage is a beautiful association of two imperfect souls coming together and sharing their love, future, and dreams. Some couples stay happy while some struggle to maintain their marriage, but are you really confused as to where your marriage is heading? Of course there must be some good
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Recent studies show that over 50% of men and 50% of women cheat at some point in their relationship. With such alarming numbers, one may wonder if his/her mate is cheating. If you have a “gut” feeling that something is going on, chances are high that you could be correct. Here are the top ten
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Robert Taibbi, LCSW Let’s be frank – maybe folks only think about couple therapy when they are on the ropes – the big fight on Saturday that got out of control, talk about divorce, someone actually moving out. The last-ditch effort, the saying we tried, the playing of divorce court to have the counselor decide
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Is Your Partner Always Pointing Out Your Flaws? Do you believe that pointing out your partner’s flaws is helpful to your relationship? Learn why this is not true! Some people believe that it is caring to point out their partner’s flaws – that it will help to make that person a better person. But the
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[nextpage title=”…”] Is Love An Addiction? Can We Love Too Much? “Romantic love is an addiction.” Helen Fisher Romantic love has often been considered a type of addiction or sickness; a less extreme view is that in certain cases, people simply love “too much.” There is no doubt that love involves a persistent preoccupation with
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10 Common Habits That Are Sabotaging Your Relationships Familiarity breeds contempt, or so the old adage says. There are several communication habits that can damage your relationships, sometimes even irreparably, unless they’re addressed. Communication is key to any good relationship and should be the number one concern. If you’re coming from a good place and
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5 Virtually Effortless Ways To Prioritize The Women In Your Life A few days ago, I woke up with a stifling headache. I never get headaches. For quite some time, I walked around with this throbbing pain in my head until I was able to unload onto one of my girlfriends something that had been
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Erica B. Slotter, Ph.D. Marriage in America is facing a variety of novel changes and challenges. I am not referring to the current legal battles regarding who is and is not allowed to marry, but rather the hurdles facing couples who do enter into marriage. Over the past several decades, the nature of marriage has
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The Secret Truth About Interracial Dating “… racist thought and action says far more about the person they come from than the person they are directed at.” In this life you’re going to encounter a whole lot of stupid, and some of it will even come from yourself. When it comes to dating outside of
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Caring for Yourself After a Breakup or Divorce 3 things you can do for you after the end of a relationship By Erica B. Slotter, Ph.D. You don’t need me to tell you that the end of a romantic relationship is rough. Even under the best, most amicable, “we’ve just grown apart” circumstances, breakups and
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7 Ways to Improve Your Relationship! In the many years that I’ve been doing counseling, I’ve discovered 7 choices that can improve and heal relationships. This article describes those 7 choices. Good relationships don’t just happen. I’ve heard many of my clients state that, “If I have to work at it, then it’s not the
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Do You Have the Same Conflicts Over and Over? Discover why sometimes it is easy to resolve conflicts and other times it is impossible. Kari and Rudy consulted with me because they kept having conflicts over the same issues – primarily money, chores and child-rearing. They were nearing the decision to separate, believing that they
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What to do When You Can’t Communicate By Dr. Margaret Paul Do you know a healthy way of behaving when you are stuck and unable to communicate with someone? Learn how in this article What do you usually do when you get stuck with someone and can’t communicate? Do you: Try harder to get your
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Where Did The Passion Go? Do you love your partner but find that the intensity and closeness have become muted? Discover why. Patti asked the following question in one of my webinars on $e*u@lity: I am now going out with the man of my dreams. I have wanted to be in relationship with him for
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Choosing Your Battles: Relationships and Fighting It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be taken from you, not by angels or by demons, heaven or hell. It’s only natural for there to be some friction in relationships, romantic or platonic. Nobody’s perfect and
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Some major life changes, like marriage, job promotion or retirement, make us feel excited about what’s ahead. Other big changes, like a frightening medical diagnosis, the death of a loved one or a divorce, make us terrified of what’s to come. No matter what type of transition you’re facing, you can rebuild after a major
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