I Love Bitcoin: Understanding Its Impact and Why You Won’t Change Until It Hurts Like Hell I still remember walking on Ocean Beach with my mother in San Francisco: I’m 40 years old and I feel I have to tell her, “Look, I cannot make relationships work. I’m sorry, I’m just never going to make […]
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How To Make Love Work: 3 Relationship Pillars Everybody and their granny’s got a secret or three for makin’ love work: communication, boundaries, terms and conditions, eye of newt… These pillars are essential for a good relationship, as they help create a strong, resilient partnership built on trust, respect, and effective communication. But at Empathi,
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Watch: Figs O’Sullivan, LMFT explains this. How do you fix resentment in a relationship or marriage? Waiting it out doesn’t work. Time doesn’t heal resentment, it compounds it. Resentment is what I call a signpost emotion. It’s a secondary emotion. If you’re feeling resentment, there’s another feeling much deeper down inside: feeling unconsidered, not prioritized,
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Recently, the New York Times posted an article about how “some couples are using professional project-management software to maintain their relationships.” In a way, it makes sense. Many of the couples I work with get into recurring fights around the management of their shared life. One partner feels resentful for feeling like they have to
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Finding a couples therapist doesn’t have to be a nightmare. Check out Wendy’s essential guide to picking the right healer for your relationship.
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Whether you’re going through a rough patch, have a history of conflict, or just want to improve and deepen your connection, before we can address if couples therapy is a bad sign for you, we need to talk about… the stigma. No, going to couples therapy is not a bad sign. In my experience it
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Yes. In fact, according to A Review of the Research in Emotionally Focused Therapy for Couples, the initial level of relationship distress has no impact on the likelihood of success.
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It is hard to describe what it is like on the ocean in the outrigger. The pictures and videos never do it justice. I love this video the most to get a feel for the sport. Of course, I am out there as a wannabe, and those guys and most of the guys I paddle
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When Teale was growing up on the Island of Oahu, she and her mom participated in Hawaii’s “rough water” swim. For those who know my wife, this is perfectly in character, I once watched Teale (and her mom… and our kids!) refuse to leave the water, even after a shark was spotted 😳 Now, as
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