Adrienne Brown gives her take on whether or not penis size really matters. Read the full article here. If you have any further questions about this topic or to schedule a session with one of our clinicians, please CONTACT US. Never miss a new blog post! Sign-up for our NEWSLETTER on our homepage.
Is He Losing Interest Or Am I Just Paranoid? – 6 Relationship Experts Share Their Tips + Insights Adrienne Brown weighs in on how to tell if your partner is losing interest in you. Read the full article here When trying to determine the approach on how to gain more insight into…
In life, we all have our own preferences as to what feels safe and comfortable. We set boundaries to protect ourselves and to mitigate feelings of discomfort or uncertainty. With Covid-19, one challenge some couples are facing is coming to terms with different new normals. One person is ready to resume life as it was…
Adrienne Brown gives her take on the “do’s and don’ts” of anal sex. Read the full article here If you have any further questions about this topic or to schedule a session with one of our clinicians, please CONTACT US. Never miss a new blog post! Sign-up for our NEWSLETTER on our homepage.
The beginning of Covid-19 also meant the beginning of new ways of being for everyone. Social gatherings became smaller or non-existent, homes functioned as offices and schools, and some began feeling anxious about their own safety and the safety of their loved ones. The topic of Covid became increasingly prevalent amongst my couples during our…
Together, We Can Change A message from your therapist friend, “I love you, BUT…” is a conditional statement that does not make your partner feel loved when you say it. You wouldn’t say, “I love you, but I also love my mother.” Or, “I love you, but only when you do XYZ.” I am often…
Since Covid-19, Americans have experienced many changes; one being that most couples are around each other a lot more often. Is this good or bad? Well, it depends on the relationship and the people in it. Some are sharing that the change of pace is nice. Less time in traffic and at work, means less…
As far back as 20,000 BC, people began making soup. With limited resources and ingredients, it was not a hardy bowl of your modern day chicken, noodles, vegetables, and delicious spices. It was not until the 1700s when immigrants began contributing their own ingredients and spices that the originally simple broth we called soup burgeoned…
A wife comes home after a long day and greets her husband. Her husband asks, “how was your day, honey?” and she begins to share the challenges she faced. “I just feel really overwhelmed” she states. “I love what I do but today was too much” she goes on to explain the details of her…
“Reconciling the erotic and the domestic is not a problem to solve, it is a paradox to manage” psychotherapist Esther Perel states in her book, The State of Affairs. I hear the frustration in my client’s voices when they first enter my office, looking at me as they slowly place their relationship in my hands.…