couples therapy

Relationship Loneliness Emotional Intimacy Attachment There is a specific kind of ache that comes from feeling lonely in a relationship. It comes from sitting next to someone you love ... Read More

Key Takeaway: Falling out of love isn’t just emotional, it’s biological. When dopamine fades and stress hormones rise, relationships suffer. But here’s the hopeful ... Read More

Building a happy healthy marriage is one of life’s most rewarding journeys, yet it requires intentional effort, understanding, and commitment. With approximately 40-50% of first ... Read More

  Have you ever noticed how the biggest changes in life often bring out both the best and most challenging parts of our relationships? Whether it’s moving to a new city, starting ... Read More

If you’ve tried active listening, “I” statements, and communication workshops but still struggle with your partner, you’re not alone. Many couples discover that ... Read More

Strong marriages don’t just happen, they require intentional effort. These expert-backed marriage tips help build lasting emotional intimacy and commitment. As a licensed marriage and ... Read More

Have you ever watched two people argue and thought, “Wow, they could really use some help?” Maybe you’ve even felt that way about your own relationship. When things get ... Read More

From navigating parenthood to coping with work stress, there are a seemingly endless number of challenges couples will have to grapple with over the course of their relationship, and sometimes ... Read More

Most issues that bring couples to therapy are familiar laments: “We don’t have sex anymore.” “I can’t take the dirty socks everywhere.” “All my partner does is work.” Some ... Read More

By Dr. Jocelyn Markowicz, PhD, Psychologist Attachment Hope for Couples: How to Improve Your Security Odds You walk into the room and lock eyes with the most gorgeous human being you ... Read More

Are you feeling hopeless about your relationship? Has your marriage devolved into a manipulative game of tit for tat? Or perhaps you’ve both withdrawn and haven’t had a meaningful exchange ... Read More

From my many years as a couples therapist, I have learned one of the most difficult phases of the work is when a couple has committed to repairing your marriage, but before the repair has ... Read More