For me, one of the most interesting concepts from therapists John and Julie Gottman is the idea of emotional “Bids,” which are attempts that individuals make to connect with their partners.

Are you constantly tending to your partner's needs, feelings, and problems?

Most of us consider the end of a romantic relationship as a failure. As women, in our roles as partners in a relationship, we frequently take on responsibility for the break-up, separation, or divorce and see it as failing ourselves or others.

Trust is the main foundation of any strong relationship, and when it’s shattered by an affair, it can feel like the ground has been pulled out from under you

Because of the current dating apps and social dynamics, navigating the dating world can be exciting and very intimidating at the same time. One of the keys to attaining healthy and fulfilled relationships is setting minimum expectations right from the beginning.

I’m sure you have heard the word boundaries. It’s a concept that has received a lot of attention recently. But what are they?

Our bodies are incredibly skilled when it comes to its ability to send us messages regarding what it needs or feels in any given moment. When you are hungry, your stomach may grumble

When navigating the complex world of intimate relationships, couples therapy is a priceless tool. Unfortunately, pre-existing gender conventions and prejudices have frequently dominated talks about male experiences in couple’s therapy.

Post-partum experiences for both men and woman play a key role in the breakdown in many relationships. Many studies show a decline in relationship satisfaction during the early years of parenthood.

In this blog post, various effective ways of communication will be explored between partners to cultivate connection, deeper emotional intimacy, and connection.

Most people have struggled with rejection at some point in their life. For some, the concept of rejection can be a lot less tolerable than others, which can lead to miscommunications, relationship issues and lack of conflict resolution

If you think about domestic abuse in a home, you may find yourself asking, "Why don't they just leave..." However, it is never that simple.

The primary goal of couples therapy isn't to prove who was right and who was wrong each and every week. It's to prove to one another that disagreement in arguments may happen, but how can we understand that the problem at hand is not one another but the problem itself

Domestic violence is a distressing problem affecting millions of people worldwide of all ages, genders, and socio-economic status.

Today, let's traverse the intricate maze of communication. After all, isn't love, at its core, a profound conversation between two souls?

Today we’re setting sail on the vast sea of vulnerability. Now, hold on! I know what you're thinking: "Vulnerability? That's a heavy topic!" And you're right.

Let's delve into some hands-on exercises often recommended during premarital sessions. These activities can be both enlightening and fun, giving you valuable insights into your relationship.

Suppose you are in an intimate relationship, dating someone new or have a friend or family member who makes you question your worth, mistreats you, or displays control and power behaviours.

Co-dependency is a term used to describe a pattern of behaviour in which individuals rely excessively on others for emotional support and validation

Have you ever found yourself in a position where it seems like you're the sole bearer of others' emotional struggles? Perhaps it's somebody who always turns to you for a listening ear, or your mom who frequently reaches out to share the growing heap of issues she's facing