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Once in a blue moon, we stumble upon a love so profound, it echoes through lifetimes, as if our souls have been in an eternal dance. In those moments when our gazes rest on each other, the world stops turning, and we plunge into the depths of each other. It’s mesmerizing. Yet, in these fragments …
Emotional intelligence means having the ability to understand, process, and respond to emotions in yourself or someone else. It can make a huge difference in your life when you’re proficient in these areas. Here are some of the top personality traits of an emotionally intelligent partner: Emotional intelligence is all about being aware of your …
As partners, we all want to be there for each other in good times and bad. When our loved one is going through a tough time, it’s natural to want to provide support and encouragement to help them overcome their challenges. However, it’s also important to know when to draw the line and allow your …
Chronic pain is a condition that’s so much more common than most of us imagine. It affects millions of people worldwide. It’s defined as ongoing pain that lasts for more than three months and can significantly impact an individual’s quality of life. Chronic pain often has a profound effect on a person’s relationships, including those …
Sacred geometry is the study of geometric shapes and patterns that are believed to have spiritual significance. When it comes to relationships, sacred geometry can be used to understand underlying patterns and dynamics that shape our interactions with others. One of the most fundamental shapes in sacred geometry is the circle. In relationships, the circle …
Difficult co-parenting relationships refer to two parents who have very different parenting styles or just can’t seem to get on the same page when it comes to the children. The parents often don’t agree on discipline, parenting philosophies, or how to handle their children’s behavior. Some parents never agree on how to handle the kids, …
When it comes to relationships and intimacy, our greatest teachers are the examples we had growing up and the environments we were in. Most people don’t realize just as easily as we need to learn different subjects in school, we should also be reading and learning about healthy relationships. Relationships are some of the most …
Social media has been swirling with memes asking you to prove what you “bring to the table” so to speak. This seems to be a hot topic on platforms where people are known for randomly scrolling. The range of responses can be just as vast. In reality, the answer to a question like this is …
Ostracism is the technical name for the silent treatment. Partial ostracism is also done when the offended party responds with one word replies…
If you’re anything like the rest of us, you’re probably experiencing Pandemic Fatigue, and you’re wondering when life will get back to…
Every relationship has it’s patterns, whether those be healthy patterns or unhealthy patterns. Those patterns often emerge when couples find themselves in conflict. When a disconnection happens and goes on over time, the interactions will become more and more negative between the couple. Statistics show that couples who get stuck in this pattern within the …
We spend time talking about toxic partners, but often don’t realize when we are the toxic partner. In this episode, we discuss 7 traits that may be making you the toxic partner. — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/therelationshipcouch/support
This episode I’ll discuss some of the best relationship advice my Dad has given me through the years and how it’s been super helpful in helping me handle my relationships.
Do you find yourself in conflict with everyone around you consistently? If so, you may be addicted to drama. We’ll explore what an addiction to drama looks like and what it does for those addicted. www.TheRelationshipCouch.com — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: …
When we see our partners going through a hard time or through challenging situations, we want to be the ones to help them. And you absolutely should be the one to provide support and encouragement and help them however possible. But there comes a time where we need to be able to draw the line. …
In late 2016, my marriage was over. This is not about who was at fault or who wasn’t, nor is it about anything regarding the marriage. This is about how I learned to walk with my children through the process and how I learned to keep my sanity during it all. 1.) Safe Space: No matter how “well” …
