She remembers the dentist appointments. She knows which child hates mushrooms. She tracks the school calendar, answers the emails, reorders the toilet paper, and still manages to smile politely when her partner asks, “Why are…
Over a decade ago in my work as a family wealth psychologist, I was engaged by a couple who opened my eyes to a new way of thinking about money and relationships, and embracing economic…
When couples are overwhelmed by conflict, reactivity, or day-to-day disconnection, they often long for tools—concrete ways to stop the fighting, improve communication, and feel like teammates again. That’s where Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for couples enters…
Some couples come to therapy wanting quick tips. Others come because something deeper is stirring—something harder to name. If you’re not just fighting about what’s on the surface, but starting to wonder what’s under it……
At some point, every couple hits a wall. You’re arguing about the dishes… again. Or maybe you’re not arguing at all anymore—just coexisting like two ships passing in the night. You love each other, but…
Do men and women experience and express anger differently, especially in their closest relationships? As a clinical psychologist, I’ve worked with many couples struggling with ineffective or hurtful ways of dealing with conflict and intense…
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