Written on Wednesday, May 9th, 2012 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness, Sex Therapy.
More frequent sexual relations can help couples improve their communication and remember why they are together.
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Written on Friday, March 30th, 2012 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness.
If couples break up and then reunite without working through past issues, the same problems are bound to occur again. The prevalence of social media also makes it more difficult for people to make a clean break from an old lover.
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Written on Friday, February 10th, 2012 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness.
All couples will argue eventually, but if one partner feels under attack and becomes defensive, it may lead to withdrawal and eventual feelings of abandonment. Constant nagging and criticism can also be serious problems, but awareness can lead to change.
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Written on Thursday, February 9th, 2012 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness.
How couples handle conflict is the true test of any relationship. Finding areas to compromise in ways that doesn’t leave one person feeling resentful is key to lasting success.
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Written on Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 and is filed under Divorce, Marriage News.
In a recent article, relationship coach David Wygant claims he has a cure for divorce. “A relationship does not just end overnight. It takes time,” said Wygant. “But there is that point in the relationship where the marriage ‘jumps the shark,’ as they say. It’s often that one thing that happens over and over again, without the ability to change or compromise, and both partners emotionally close down on each other.” He believes it is that inability to compromise that causes the disintegration of marriages. Wygant theorizes that rather than giving our partner what we need, we allow our egos …(See More)
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Written on Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness, Marriage News.
Americans report that regrets related to romance are the most plaguing regrets of all, according to a new survey. Researchers questioned nearly 400 adults, ranging in age from young adulthood to over 100 years old, asking them specifically which events or situations were most regrettable to them. Overwhelmingly, the majority reported that romantic regrets were at the top of the list, followed by family, education, career, finance and parenting regrets, in that order. Not surprisingly, nearly twice as many women listed regrets relating to family or intimate relationships than men. “It speaks to something psychologists have known for a long …(See More)
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Written on Wednesday, June 29th, 2011 and is filed under Divorce, Marital Happiness, Marriage Counseling, Marriage News.
People divorce for countless reasons. But sometimes the bonds that tie are still strong enough to reunite a couple. A recent article explores why people remarry their former spouses, and what causes those old sparks to fly, even though there may be hurts and wounds from the first go around. “Some couples can process those regrettable incidents effectively,” says John Gottman, renowned relationship therapist and author. The couples that wind up getting a divorce are really unable to repair those incidents without therapy, and it’s a very rare event for couples to go to therapy when they’re contemplating divorce.” The …(See More)
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Written on Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011 and is filed under Divorce, Marriage News.
More married women are employed now that at any other time and many men are taking on the role of stay-at-home parent whether by choice or as a result of unemployment. But a new study suggests that men who are unemployed may be more likely to leave a marriage as a result of their job status. Liana Sayer of Ohio State University conducted a study to determine how the employment status of a partner affects someone’s decision to divorce. Sayer looked at data from over 3,500 couples over several different years. Based on her research, she discovered that a husband …(See More)
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Written on Saturday, June 11th, 2011 and is filed under Divorce.
When a relationship ends, a person may experience real emotional and physical pain. A new article explains why our bodies manifest physical symptoms of pain when we suffer from a broken heart. Emmie Scott suffered physical discomfort after breaking up with her boyfriend, who was also a co-worker. “The most uncomfortable symptom I experienced is the sensation that someone was sitting on my chest—a combination of both pain and pressure that’s left more than one of my friends commenting that my heart must actually be broken,” said Scott, a direct marketer in Richmond, Virginia. Experts say that dealing with a broken …(See More)
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Written on Tuesday, June 7th, 2011 and is filed under Divorce, Parenting.
New research shows that children’s academic and social development skills are affected by parents’ unstable relationship only once a break-up begins. “Children of divorce experience setbacks in math test scores and show problems with interpersonal skills and internalizing behavior during the divorce period,” says Hyun Sik Kim, a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. “They are more prone to feelings of anxiety, loneliness, low self-esteem and sadness.” The new research was conducted using data from over 3,500 elementary school aged children. The study focused on the children before, during and after a divorce. Kim noticed that although the …(See More)
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