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A Sex Therapist’s Reading List: Guides and How-to Books for a HOT Summer May 29, 2013 . 11 Comments
As a sex therapist, my professional library is often scoured and delighted in by colleagues and clients alike. The books on my shelf boast attention-grabbing titles and alluring content. ... Read More
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The Psychology of Online Role-Playing Games May 27, 2013 . 10 Comments
While traditional video games typically require only brief periods of investment from players and don’t involve developing a new persona, online role-playing games tend to be much ... Read More
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My Way or the Highway: Is Control Controlling Your Relationship? May 24, 2013 . 9 Comments
Partners come together with unique and distinct personalities. Usually, two people in a relationship have many differences and similarities. But when someone in the relationship, or worse ... Read More
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When Your Partner Won’t Go to Therapy May 23, 2013 . 26 Comments
can work wonders in a relationship, helping each partner to see the other’s perspective and empowering a couple to adopt love-affirming habits that meet one another’s needs. ... Read More
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Deceptive Affection: Is It Really Bad for a Relationship? May 20, 2013 . 2 Comments
Have you ever thrown a casual “I miss you,” or “I wish you were here” to your partner when, in that moment, you did not miss them or wish they were with you? Spouses and partners ... Read More
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When One Person Changes in a Relationship May 20, 2013 . 4 Comments
What happens to a relationship when one person changes? “Vanessa” is on a path of self-discovery and change, but that does not mean that her husband, “Mark,” is on the same path. ... Read More
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Practicing Active Listening Can Improve Your Relationship May 15, 2013 . 8 Comments
Often partners are convinced that they are excellent listeners. However, when asked, many partners are unable to give an adequate summary of what their partner was saying. Partners aren’t ... Read More
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After 18 Years Together, My Husband Wants Nothing to Do with Me May 3, 2013 . 19 Comments
Eighteen years is a long time to live feeling lonely and longing, especially when yIt’s not ou’re in a relationship that’s supposed to be loving and intimate. I suppose that things ... Read More
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5 Tips for Co-Parenting When You Can’t Stand Your Ex April 17, 2013 . 49 Comments
The process of divorce is hard enough, but when you have to co-parent with an ex who has become the bane of your existence, things can get worse. Some parents become better at being caregivers ... Read More
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Interpersonal Effectiveness in Dialectical Behavior Therapy April 16, 2013 . 5 Comments
Clients who have completed the mindfulness training module in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) then move on to the second core skills module, interpersonal effectiveness. These skills ... Read More
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Burdens and Benefits of Arranged Marriages April 12, 2013 . 61 Comments
Very few people in Western cultures enforce or even endorse arranged marriages. The thought of having your spouse picked out by your parents can be repulsive to many young adults. They ... Read More
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Bidirectional Violence Occurs in the Majority of Violent Intimate Relationships April 1, 2013 . 3 Comments
Intimate partner violence (IPV) occurs in a large percentage of young adult relationships. Several factors increase the likelihood of IPV, including low socioeconomic status, living in ... Read More