Do You Use Sex to Feel Close?

Are You Using Sex to Feel Close? Let’s face it – talking about feelings is hard. Even in our most important relationships, being emotionally vulnerable can feel like standing naked in the middle of a football stadium. So instead, some of us turn to a different kind of nakedness: sex. Some of us turn to […]

When Should You Do Couples Therapy?

Maybe you’ve been noticing some growing tension, or some difficulty communicating with your SO.  Maybe you’ve just had yet another one of those cyclical arguments stemming from goodness-knows-what about gosh-knows-what.  And maybe you’re asking yourself, “When should you do couples therapy? What are the signs that my partner and I would benefit from speaking with [&he

Help! I’m Attracted To My Therapist!

Help! I’m Attracted to My Therapist! If you’ve ever caught yourself feeling attracted to your therapist, you’re not alone—and you don’t need to feel embarrassed. This is actually a fairly common experience. Therapy is a unique kind of relationship, and the qualities that make it so helpful—warmth, compassion, empathy, and nonjudgmental listening—can sometimes spar

How To Turn Your Partner On

Wondering How to Turn Your Partner on? Okay, let’s be real for a minute. Most of us weren’t exactly handed a roadmap when it comes to sex, pleasure, and keeping that spark alive in long-term relationships. Learning how to turn your partner on might feel like a maze. Maybe we figured things out through trial […]
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Infidelity: What should I share after cheating?

What to Share After Cheating: Finding the Right Balance for Healing When infidelity disrupts a relationship, honesty becomes the cornerstone of rebuilding trust. But for many couples, figuring out what to share after cheating can feel overwhelming. While transparency is essential, not all details are equally helpful in the healing process. This post explores how […]

Why do we argue over dumb things?

Stop Fighting Over "Dumb Things": How to Break the Cycle in Your Relationship One of the most common reasons couples seek therapy is because they "argue over dumb things." It may start with something trivial like laundry or groceries, but somehow these arguments spiral into full-blown conflicts, leaving both partners feeling hurt and disconnected. Why […]