Understanding the path forward. Practical, compassionate insights into how couples therapy works — and how to make it work for you
In the intricate dance of marriage, emotions run deep and complex, with envy and jealousy often taking unexpected turns on the dance floor. While we readily acknowledge the presence of love, joy, and companionship in…
We’ve all been there – a partner shares something upsetting, and we react in a way that leaves them feeling dismissed, judged, or misunderstood. It’s a common misstep, but an incredibly damaging one. Invalidating a…
There are a lot of myths about marriage, and some of them do real harm—especially the idea that couples therapy is just a long, vague process with no clear goals or results. That’s simply not…
In the 1950s, as divorce rates climbed in post-World War II America, many distressed couples turned to a new field promising to save their marriages: couples therapy. But the “help” offered by self-proclaimed experts was…
Are they the same? The main difference between a therapist and a psychologist is that a psychologist can be a therapist, but not necessarily. Licensed psychologists can practice as clinical or counseling psychologists and many…
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