Every relationship is built on something. In this section, we explore what creates long-term strength: shared values, friendship, trust, rituals of connection, and emotional repair. Whether you’re early in marriage or long into partnership, these insights help you revisit — and reinforce — what matters most.
As we celebrate Father’s Day this year, it’s a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the vital role that fathers play in their children’s lives. While cultural attitudes and family structures have evolved over time, the…
Parents often wonder whether it’s appropriate to argue in front of their children. While conventional wisdom might suggest keeping all disagreements private, research and expert opinion suggest a more nuanced approach. The key lies not…
Ever encountered those subtle yet persistent in-law tensions that seem to linger post-marriage? Peter Pearson, a relationship coach, sheds light on this unspoken battleground, revealing how couples often evade these issues, hoping they’ll dissolve over…
Ending a marriage is never easy, and the separation period can be incredibly confusing and emotionally taxing. Many people wonder if it’s wrong to date while separated. They want to know how it may impact…
How Couples Fight: Understanding the Science of Healthy Conflict What makes a relationship last? The answer might surprise you. In groundbreaking research spanning decades, Dr. John Gottman and Robert Levenson discovered they could predict with…
I sat across from Amanda and Andrew in my intensive therapy office as they described their repeated argument about dirty dishes. ‘We’re fighting all the time,’ Amanda sighed. ‘That must mean something’s wrong, right?’ Actually,…
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