When One Partner Won’t Show Up: Navigating the Lopsided World of Couples Therapy
Relationships can feel like a perfectly choreographed dance—until one partner decides to sit out on the sidelines. You can be suited up, laced in your
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The Art of Fighting Fair: Why Your Partner Hates Relationship Talks (and How to Fix It)
There’s a moment, sharp as a paper cut, when you realize your partner has checked out of the conversation. Maybe they shift their weight, lean
What I Wish I Knew Before Marrying at 19: A Psychologist’s Reflection
There’s a certain brand of audacity that comes with being 19. The kind that lets you waltz into major life decisions armed with a mix
The Casualties of Overused Words: How Abuse Terminology Is Losing Its Meaning
Let’s be clear—words matter. They are, after all, how we make sense of our world, how we define our pain, and how we find connection
The Quiet Cost of Emotional Suppression: Why Numbing Your Feelings Numbs Everything Else
We applaud the calm, collected problem-solver, the person who doesn’t let emotions “cloud” their judgment. But here’s the kicker: while society hands out gold stars
Therapy doesn’t fix relationships. Couples do.
Somewhere between rom-coms and late-night arguments over whose turn it is to take out the trash, couples therapy got a bad rap. It’s been cast
Inside the Wallet: Confronting the (Not-So-Secret) Money Taboo in Relationships
Let’s set the scene: You’re cozied up on the couch with your partner, streaming the latest must-watch show. Everything’s blissful—until a commercial for a credit
How to Keep Your Relationship Thriving During the Holidays
The holidays—a time of cheer, nostalgia, and Pinterest-perfect decorations, right? Not so fast. For many couples, the festive season can feel more like running an
Time Transforms Love: From Momentum to Intentionality
It starts like a movie montage: those electric early days when every glance feels like a promise, and every shared moment is punctuated with laughter
More Than Two: Understanding the Heart of Polyamory
When you first considered a polyamorous lifestyle, you weren’t thinking about therapy. You were thinking about freedom, love multiplied, a rich emotional tapestry of connection.
