If you’re reading this post, you’ve likely gotten past two huge hurdles toward improving your relationship or marriage: Acknowledging that your relationship could benefit from outside help. Reaching ...

Eight therapists share lessons they find themselves repeating again and again. Credit...Oyow Supported by By Catherine Pearson Every relationship is unique — a delicate ecosystem influenced by ...

More couples than ever before are seeking out virtual therapy services instead of receiving treatment in person. Couples teletherapy removes obstacles related to scheduling difficulties, finding ...

Lauren Bordelon, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor and coach. She owns Bordelon Counseling in Lafayette and is the founder of Modern Marriage Coaching. In her practice, she helps high-conflict ...

This stage in a relationship is nearly impossible to recover from. Here’s how to spot the problem before it’s too late.

It's important to maintain the connection you once shared and the best way to do that is through couples therapy Happy Couple Married life is a whole new ball game and it's easy for one partner to ...

When couples walk into Dina Chavira's therapy room, she often sees the emotional wear of unspoken needs and unresolved tensions. But among the happiest, something else shows—effortless habits that ...

Olive and her now-husband 'fought about the big stuff as well as the banal: money, chores, work, intimacy, being on our ...