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War Changed My Husband; Should I Feel Guilty for Leaving? August 12, 2016 . 7 Comments
Dear GoodTherapy.org, Three months ago, my husband returned from his second deployment to the Middle East. I was excited to see him and resume our life together, but he came back to me ... Read More
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4 Ways to Increase Your Chances of Finding ‘the One’ August 8, 2016 . 9 Comments
Let’s begin by saying the only reason this article is relevant is because people today face many problematic social discourses around romance, relationships, and the quest to find “the ... Read More
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Breakup to Breakthrough: The Healing Power of Heartache July 5, 2016 . 8 Comments
“To spare oneself from grief at all cost can be achieved only at the price of total detachment, which excludes the ability to experience happiness.” —Erich Fromm We all know breakups ... Read More
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The Great Divide: How Dissociation Can Affect Relationships June 28, 2016 . 15 Comments
Dissociation is a way people, to varying degrees, disconnect from their thoughts and feelings in order to avoid pain or traumatic memories. It is a refuge of sorts into an altered state ... Read More
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Can a Relationship Survive Major Political Differences? June 20, 2016 . 16 Comments
Some couples embrace political differences, some don’t care, and others still consider having similar views non-negotiable. Given that we each have our own influences, history of ... Read More
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What to Do When You Don’t Like Your Partner’s Parents June 16, 2016 . 48 Comments
Much of life is shaped by the choices we make. We choose where we want to work and where we will live. We choose friends and partners. Most of us also choose who we marry (if we choose ... Read More
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Help! My Husband Wants to Go Back to School, Not Work June 10, 2016 . 9 Comments
Dear GoodTherapy.org, I’m a wife, mother of two, and have a great career in the legal field. I’ve been supporting my husband since we got married three years ago while he finished ... Read More
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Before You Blow Up Your ASD/Neurotypical Marriage, Read This May 25, 2016 . 19 Comments
Partnerships between individuals who have the traits or diagnosis of autism spectrum (previously including Asperger’s syndrome) and individuals who do not (often called neurotypical) ... Read More
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After the Apology: When Being Sorry Isn’t Enough May 23, 2016 . 44 Comments
All close relationships have difficult moments, times when partners feel hurt, disappointed, or frustrated with one another. But some wounds are so deep they threaten the fabric of the ... Read More
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How Trauma Can Undermine a Marriage (and How to Fix It) May 23, 2016 . 6 Comments
Marriages are often perceived by those who aren’t in them or by those who have suffered in them to be a place of restriction, resentment, and lack of understanding. Many other people, ... Read More
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Self-Care in Relationships: Creating ‘Me’ Time Within a ‘We’ May 12, 2016 . 12 Comments
In today’s busy society, where everyone is scrambling to find time for (fill-in-the-blank activity/ person), it can be challenging to carve out time that’s entirely for you. However, ... Read More
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6 Signs the Single Life Is Right for You Right Now May 12, 2016 . 11 Comments
Let’s face it: being single can be really hard! No matter your age, people are always asking, “So are you seeing anyone?” or, “Have you met anyone special lately?” Society at ... Read More