Relationship Therapy Blog
Should I Stay or Leave My Relationship? Questions to Ask Yourself
Explore questions that can help you understand your uncertainty and consider what comes next.
When Communication Isn’t Really the Problem in Your Relationship
Communication problems aren't always about communication.
Why Do Couples Keep Having the Same Fight?
The details may change, but the feeling is familiar. One person feels criticized. The other feels dismissed.
Getting Remarried? What to Talk About Before a Second Marriage
Getting married for the second time can feel very different from getting married for the first.
Couples Therapy or Discernment Counseling: Which Is Right for Your Relationship?
Unsure whether couples therapy or discernment counseling is right for you? Learn how each approach can help couples decide what comes next.
Songs to Lift You Up: An Uplifting Spotify Playlist for Better Days
Discover feel-good songs that support emotional wellness, self-care, and mental health.
Discernment Counseling: When You're Unsure Whether to Stay or Leave
When you're at this crossroads, traditional couples therapy may not be the best fit.
5 Essential Travel Tips for Couples
Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or traveling to visit family, traveling as a couple can be one of the most rewarding—and potentially even challenging—experiences you will share.
5 Tips on How to Move on From Your Divorce
While moving on won't happen overnight, here are five practical steps you can take to support your emotional recovery and help you build a healthy, fulfilling next chapter.
5 Online Dating Tips for Introverts
Whether you’re new to online dating or still trying to figure it out, here are five tips to try.
How to Ground Yourself Before You Overreact
When tension sparks, our nervous system goes into autopilot, making us fight, flee, or freeze. In relationships, that can sound (and/or feel) like defensiveness laced with criticism or contempt or withdrawal.
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