Do you believe refusing to argue with your partner is beneficial to your relationship? Flourish's Executive Director, Angela Sasseville shares some insights into this common misconception, and discusses how refusing to argue in your relationship can actually do more...
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Is Your Love Life Naughty or Nice?
How's Your Love Life? As law-abiding citizens who have a tremendous amount of professional responsibilities as well as personal responsibilities, our sex lives are often one of the only aspects of our lives where it’s considered acceptable for us to display that...
13 Signs that Your Relationship is Toxic (Part 2)
The following is a continuation of the previous blog post, 13 Signs that Your Relationship is Toxic (Part 1). Commitment phobia. If your partner of long standing still is unwilling to commit to the relationship in a formal way, you may consider this a warning that...
13 Signs that Your Relationship is Toxic (Part 1)
Toxic relationships are tremendously damaging, both emotionally and psychologically. Each and every one of these behaviors should serve as a warning to pay attention to the rest of what is going on in your relationship. You are the problem. In this case, the toxic...
Couples Counseling for the Holidays
Let's face it: the holidays can be stressful. There is no better time to schedule couples counseling than during one of the more stressful time of the year. Many couples that seem to be doing well throughout the year may find that the holidays bring such...
Healing Your Marital Problems After a Betrayal, part 2
(Heal Your Marital Problems After Betrayal, continued from our previous blog) Step #4: This step involves acknowledging the fact that happy people do not betray their partners. Betrayal often occurs as an unhealthy form of coping with low self-esteem, depression or...
5 Reasons to Work With a Relationship Coach
For anyone who is hoping to improve the quality of his or her relationship, a relationship coach is a healthy and effective course of action. Many of our clients who visit us are not in a desperate emotional state, rather they want to thrive in their...
What Your Relationship and Your Car Have in Common (Part 4)
The following is the final excerpt in a four-part series. To view the introduction and Part 1, click here. To view Parts 2 and 3, click here. Part 4: Maintenance Is to Be Expected We accept that cars require maintenance in order to last. We make sure that our...
What Your Relationship and Your Car Have in Common (Parts 2 & 3)
The following are excerpts from a four-part series. To view the Introduction and Part 1, click here. Part 2: If You Have Kids, You Will Need to Upgrade In the days before you had children, a two door coupe may have given you plenty of room and a sporty way to...
What Your Relationship and Your Car Have in Common (Part 1)
Many of the males that I love and adore would rather endure a root canal without anesthesia than step foot inside of a therapist’s office. They don’t understand the science behind therapy and they’re not open to it. They’re not alone either. Research shows that women...
Know what should change—but keep finding yourself in the same pattern?
Understanding the problem is the first step. Changing the behavior is the work.