Couples
Practical, professional guidance for married and committed couples working through the everyday friction, distance, and repair that come with sharing a life.


The Short Answer If your spouse refuses couples therapy, you can still go alone, and it can still…

The Short Answer Comparing your marriage to your parents’ marriage is common, since it is often the first…

The Short Answer Feeling emotionally flat during sex sometimes is more common than people admit, and it does…

The Short Answer This feeling usually means one partner has become the default decision maker on money, often…

The Short Answer Support helps your spouse grow and take responsibility, while enabling protects them from the natural…

The Short Answer Feeling like a different person at home is common, and it usually means home has…

The Short Answer If a problem clearly involves both of you, couples therapy is usually the right place…

The Short Answer Feeling threatened by your spouse’s friendships often comes from your own insecurity or past experiences,…

The Short Answer No longer noticing your spouse, their new haircut, a good mood, small daily efforts, is…

The Short Answer Shutting down during an argument is usually your body’s automatic response to feeling overwhelmed, not…

The Short Answer Feeling embarrassed by your spouse sometimes is common and does not automatically mean something is…

The Short Answer Feeling like you have to earn your spouse’s love often comes from old beliefs formed…
