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Disagreement Without Damage: A Couples Therapist's Guide to Healthy Conflict

Disagreement itself isn't harmful to relationships. In fact, the absence of conflict often signals disengagement or suppressed feelings. The real danger lies in how we express our differences. After helping couples transform destructive patterns into constructive conversations, I've identified key practices that allow partners to disagree without doing damage.

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How Relationship Therapy Can Support You While Single and Searching

While relationship therapy is often thought of as a space for couples, its benefits for individuals who are single and searching are profound. By understanding yourself more deeply, healing past wounds, building essential relationship skills, and growing your self-worth, you equip yourself for a healthy, fulfilling partnership when the time is right.

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Collective Grief and the Political Climate

Political events, particularly during divisive times like election seasons, can trigger feelings of mourning and anxiety that ripple across communities. This type of grief is often layered with fear for the future and a sense of powerlessness in the face of societal changes. In moments of collective grief, finding ways to heal and rebuild trust in both ourselves and our communities is crucial.

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The Role of Active Listening in Healthy Relationships: How to Truly Hear Your Partner

Communication is often called the foundation of a healthy relationship, but effective communication goes beyond simply talking. It’s about being able to listen—really listen—to your partner. When both partners practice active listening, it can lead to greater understanding, fewer misunderstandings, and stronger emotional intimacy.

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Couples Finances: Separate or Joint Bank Accounts?

Money is a common source of conflict in relationships. It’s not just about the amount of money a couple has, but how they manage it together. An issue is whether to have joint or separate bank accounts. This decision can significantly impact the dynamics of a relationship, influencing trust, communication, and financial goals.

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