Category: Staying Connected

Date night is the most common advice couples get. It might also be the most overrated. Get married, have a baby, or start couples counseling, and someone will hand you the same fix: just schedule a date night. Protect it. Make it sacred. I’m a couples therapist, and I’m going to tell you the opposite.…

For many couples, having children is an amazing, life-changing experience. But, it can also put a huge strain on your relationship. Suddenly, it seems like all your time is spent taking care of and managing your kids’ needs—leading to less time and energy for yourself, each other, and your connection. The good news is that…

Do you find yourself feeling like you and your partner are just roommates rather than a couple in love? In fact, it’s crucial to work on reconnecting with your spouse if you want your marriage to last. So, here are three tips for escaping “roommate mode” and bringing back that spark.

Every couple faces the challenge of dividing up household chores. It’s a tricky balancing act – how can you get your spouse to help out more around the house without resorting to nagging or arguing? Learn how to stop fighting about chores and start getting things done.

How often do you tell your partner that you love them?  Once a day? Twice a day? Are words the only thing that you use to communicate love? How do you show them that you really care? While taking time to say, “I love you,” is important, words aren’t the only (or even the best)…