Relationship Tips - page 2
Unhealthy Communication Habits To Be Aware Of & How to Respond Instead
Interested in learning assertive and healthy communication approaches? This blog shares 26 different ways that your communication patterns are harming your relationships and how to respond instead.
Tips on How to Be a Better Listener
Did you know that there are better ways to listen than others? Better listening skills can help your relationships grow stronger and healthier as you each feel heard and understood.
How to Identify and Get Your Emotional Needs Met
Everyone has their own unique set of emotional needs, that are the product of your upbringing, your genetic predisposition, your identity, and other individual factors. Understanding our emotional needs empowers us
How to Make Repairs in Your Relationships
The healthiest relationships repair early and often and also have lots of strategies for how to repair. Since every relationship is different, finding the repair strategies that work for you
How to Stop Playing the Blame Game
Learn to accept responsibility, to stop using blame as a scapegoat, lower your defenses, and begin to realize the starring role you play in your life.
Understanding Temperament
Words. We all use them. We all listen to them. We all communicate with them.They’re helpful. They’re useful. They’re beneficial.But yet, they can wound, destroy, and wreck our lives.Do you
Happy vs. Unhappy Couples: The 5-to-1 Magic Ratio
To understand the difference between happy and unhappy couples, John Gottman, a leader in couples research and therapy, began doing longitudinal studies of couples in the 1970s. From his research,
1 Corinthians 13: How It Can Radically Help Your Relationships (Without Needing to be a Christian)
Most of us are familiar with 1 Corinthians 13. It’s often recited at weddings and plastered on knick-knacks. But what can it teach us about our relationships? How can it
What is Negative Sentiment Override? And How Can It Affect My Relationship?
Negative feelings toward your partner can creep up on you as days, months, and years go by. This may be why couples, on average, are six years late to start
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