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Here’s a little secret about my own relationship. My husband regularly goes on hiking trips with people he has met on the Internet (often women!). Oh, and I don’t go on said trips with him and often have never met the people he goes with. He really enjoys hiking/backpacking and well, I don’t as much. […]
I’m just going to go right out and say it, dating sucks, especially now with all the apps and the swiping and the paradox of choice. However, I don’t think it’s the modern technology, although it doesn’t help, that makes dating suck. It’s more scientific than that. You’ve heard that saying ‘dating is a number […]
I contributed to the following article for the Huffington Post about ways couples ruin their marriage right before bed: “7. You tell your partner to sleep on the couch. “Ever get angry at your partner and say to them ‘I don’t want you to sleep in the bed tonight. You have to sleep on the […]
I contributed to the following article for the Huffington Post about the signs a couple should consider going to therapy: “It gives you a safe, open space to address complaints you haven’t voiced to your partner. “Take a behavior that six months ago was slightly annoying to you, such as your partner forgetting to turn […]
I contributed to the following article for the Huffington Post about ways to reduce your defensiveness in arguments with your partner: “3. Instead of planning your next counterargument, actively listen to what your partner is saying. “When someone is ranting and raving, it’s easy to plan your mental counter attack, but when you do that […]
As a therapist and a person, I hear time and time again “I just want to be happy” or “I’m not sure why I am not happy.” Upon further discussion it almost always leads to the other person comparing themselves to others around them. Whether it is a single person comparing themselves to all of […]
I was interviewed about office design for therapists for Freshpractice.design Blog: “1) HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE STYLE OF YOUR THERAPY OFFICE? I’d describe the style of my office as modern industrial. My office building was built in the late 1800s with Romanesque architecture and I wanted to keep some of that theme in my […]
I contributed to the following article for the Huffington Post about qualities every couple should develop in order to have a long and happy relationship: “Friendship “Couples who are good friends know each other well, give each other the benefit of the doubt and are fond of one another. When you take the time to […]
I contributed to the following article for the Huffington Post about tips for surviving the holidays if you do not get along with your in-laws: “Create a sense of solidarity with your partner Tense situations with in-laws and spouses often occur in marriages and sometimes you may wonder where your partner’s allegiance lies. You both […]
The holiday season brings many joyful times as well as many stressors. Spending time with family is something many of us look forward to enjoying, but depending on our relationship with in-laws and parents, the holidays may not be as rewarding as we hope. Getting married or being in a long-term relationship means you inherit […]
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