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18 Early Signs Your Partner Is The One – As Seen In – Bustle

As Seen In / February 21, 2024

Identifying your soulmate may take time, but early signs like a natural connection and shared life goals can indicate you’re on the right path. A recent article by Bustle says that knowing your “must-have” traits in a partner simplifies this process, as advised by relationship coach Heidi Krantz. Clarifying these traits for yourself helps in quickly recognizing a suitable match, making it evident when someone with the potential to meet all your criteria comes along. […]

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How To Show Someone You Love Them, According To Experts – As Seen In – Mind Body Green

As Seen In / February 16, 2024

Expressing love can be tough, especially when your efforts don’t seem to resonate. We all have different ways of showing and receiving love, and understanding your partner’s preferences can enhance your relationship and ensure your love is communicated. On Valentine’s Day, Mind Body Green released an article that dove deeper into this topic, featuring insights from our founder, Dr. Dana McNeil. In the article, McNeil points out that showing love can be as simple as

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How To Repattern People Pleasing Tendency – As Seen In – Empowered Relationship Podcast

As Seen In / January 25, 2024

Childhood experiences can shape how we value others’ needs over our own, leading to challenges in setting personal boundaries. This often results in individuals prioritizing pleasing others at their own expense. In an episode of the Empowered Relationship podcast, Dr. Jessica Higgins dives more into this topic as she interviews our founder, Dr. Dana McNeil PsyD, LMFT who gave expert viewpoints on How To Repattern People-Pleasing Tendency. According to Dr. McNeil, people-pleasing behaviors were developed

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20 Different Ways To Successfully Find Love in 2024 – As Seen In – Ask Men

As Seen In / January 5, 2024

If stacking the deck in your favor to find love this 2024 is something you’re determined to accomplish this year, Ask Men has plenty of advice for you. In a recent article, our founder Dr. Dana McNeil, PsyD, LMFT was featured as she gave interesting and effective advice for singles looking to find love successfully. One strange but interesting piece of advice from McNeil, is to network with past dates who didn’t work out: “If

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Effective Ways To Improve Intimacy For Senior Couples

Aging / January 3, 2024

It’s human nature to crave intimacy, a fundamental need that remains essential throughout our lives. For senior couples, this desire for closeness and connection takes on a unique significance as they navigate the later stages of life together. Facing the natural changes that come with aging, these couples often seek meaningful ways to sustain and enhance their bond. In this article, we delve into practical and thoughtful strategies to improve intimacy for senior couples. Read

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Navigating the One-Year Relationship Slump: How To Revive the Spark

Relationship / December 28, 2023

The one-year mark in a relationship is a unique blend of comfort and challenge. As the initial thrill settles, couples often encounter what’s commonly known as the one year relationship slump. This phase can test the relationship’s depth and the partners’ commitment to each other. It’s a period that demands adaptation and growth, bringing to light aspects of the relationship that may have been overshadowed by early excitement. Understanding this phase is crucial, as it

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Understanding The Effects of Gray Divorce on Adult Children and Grandchildren

Aging / December 18, 2023

Divorce isn’t just a tale of two — when it happens later in life, the ripple effects extend far beyond the couple. This phenomenon, known as ‘gray divorce,’ silently reshapes adult children’s and grandchildren’s lives, altering family dynamics in profound ways. While the couple at the center of the storm navigates their new reality, their adult offspring are often left grappling with various unexpected emotions and challenges. The assumption that they are unaffected by their

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8 Ways To Cope With Empty Nest Syndrome To Save Your Marriage

Aging / December 6, 2023

One study reveals that in the U.S., couples with children under 10 enjoy an average of 208 minutes of family time daily. But what happens when the laughter and chaos of children leave your home, and you’re left facing the silence of an empty nest? You’re suddenly dashed into the world of empty nest syndrome, a transition that can be both disorienting and challenging for couples. This significant life change can be the tipping point for many,

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6 Signs Of Trauma Bonding In Relationships and How To Break The Cycle

Abuse/Neglect / November 22, 2023

Have you ever found yourself inexplicably drawn to a relationship that seems to hurt more than it heals, yet the thought of leaving feels impossible? You’re most likely experiencing the confusing and often misunderstood phenomenon of trauma bonding in relationships. It’s a bond formed not out of affection but through repeated cycles of abuse, manipulation, and a desperate need for validation. If you’re constantly justifying your partner’s harmful behavior or find yourself trapped in a

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Marriage After Retirement: How To Adjust To New Roles and Routines

Aging / November 20, 2023

When you think about retirement, you most probably envision a serene chapter of life filled with unhurried mornings and the freedom to explore new passions. But what’s often overlooked is how this monumental change impacts marriage after retirement. If you or your partner had full-time careers, you will suddenly need to adjust to no longer structuring your day around work and spending more time in the house with your spouse. While this shift can be

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