Renowned psychologist Dr. John Gottman has identified one facial expression so telling, it predicts divorce with 93.6% ...

Without both partners willing to help make the marriage work, it is likely time to seek legal counsel.” If things just aren’t working, it’s nothing to be ashamed of, but it is a reality you have to be ...

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Therapist Vanessa Milagros breaks down the 'bird theory,' to Tamron Hall, revealing how it relates to the strength of a relationship.

Gottman and her husband, John, developed a theory about relationships based on bids for connection after tracking newlyweds ...

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Relationships rarely collapse in a single moment. They fade through the quiet loss of shared moments that once made the ...

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s essential to take a step back and reconnect with our loved ones. The little things matter, ...

In our work together, I look at the whole of your life or relationship. All parts of our lives play into where we are today, so I use a “whole person” approach to my Individual Counselling and ...

In reality, you just need to show up often enough, and with enough consistency. Do your best to be present, to respond with warmth and to make your own bids, too. If you both make this a habit, you’ll ...

“A bid is any attempt from one partner to another for attention, affirmation, affection, or any other positive connection.

Spending the holidays together in a long-term relationship means mashing together two sets of traditions, navigating stressful travel schedules, and most of all, trying to avoid hurt feelings.