by David Stanislaw | Nov 20, 2024 | Therapy
When a close relative or family friend dies or when you lose a child, it can make couples grieve together. But just because you and your spouse are both grieving doesn’t mean you will experience that grief the same way or on the same timeline. Understanding what... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Sep 18, 2024 | Therapy
The months between a partner’s proposal and the couples’ wedding day are full of excitement, anticipation, and stress. You may have very romantic ideals around your engagement, but planning the most elaborate event of your life at the same time you are preparing to... Read More
by David Stanislaw | May 15, 2024 | Therapy
Couples often depend on one another for everything from sexual intimacy to casual companionship. But over time, this reliance on one another can leave you feeling lonely together. Even if you identify your spouse as your “soulmate” that doesn’t mean they should be... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Apr 3, 2024 | Therapy, Uncategorized
Many couples get married based on the strength of their feelings with little to no guidance for establishing healthy relationship habits. When the flush of newly wed emotions fades, your marriage can come under strain, and the marriage relationship can break down over... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Mar 20, 2024 | Depression, Therapy
If you are married to a person that struggles with depression, it may feel like there is nothing you can do to help. The more you try, the more it may feel like you are only making things worse, or that you are responsible for their depressive episode. You’re not.... Read More
