Change is a certainty — how you move through it is not. From becoming parents to launching kids, moving, retiring, or navigating grief or illness, this section explores how life’s transitions can challenge or deepen your relationship. Learn how to adapt together, not drift apart.
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…
As a couples therapist, I’ve noticed that some of the most challenging times for relationships are during major life transitions. Whether it’s getting married, becoming parents, changing careers, relocating, or retiring, these pivotal moments can…
Dear Dr. K, My boyfriend has been a widower for 8 years. I asked him if he could please put his wife’s pic in the living room with the others or anywhere besides the bedroom….
Love may be blind—but you don’t have to be. Engagement is thrilling. Hopeful. Wildly romantic. But if you want a resilient, connected marriage—one that lasts long after the champagne’s gone—you’ll need more than butterflies. Our…
The new year is approaching, and this past year has been challenging for many people. Despite its highs and lows, 2023 allowed people to spend time with their loved ones. Many couples needed to continue…
Your husband is going through something hard, not life-threatening, but life-altering. His medical condition is changing how he looks, and he hates what he sees. He doesn’t want pictures taken. He brushes off your compliments….
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