How and Why to View Vulnerability as a Strength
There’s something that often feels too personal about being vulnerable. It’s a feeling that is so open and exposed, that many people dread feeling vulnerable and will go to great lengths to avoid it – even with their own relationship partners and therapists. But being...We Seek What We Think We Deserve
Dating can be intimidating. It’s also not an exact science. We often think we know what we want in someone else, but we don’t always know how our subconscious may affect those decisions. For example, those that struggle with feelings of doubt, low self-confidence, or...Disconnection As A Result of Technology
Personal screens are everywhere. If you walk into any public place, you’re likely to see many people looking at their phones or tablets, relatively unaware of the outside world. Even in restaurants, places where socializing is one of the main activities, it’s not hard...Resolution for When Saying “I’m Sorry” Feels Too Hard
Resolution for When Saying “I’m Sorry” Feels Too Hard Arguments in any relationship are common. They only become problematic when the arguments do not lead to a specific resolution. Sometimes, arguments between partners or family members drag on for days at a time...
The Importance of Listening Without Interruption
There is a tendency for anyone in a deep or important conversation to try to think of their response – or interrupt with their response – any time they are being spoken to in a way they disagree with. This is especially true when engaged in a conversation or argument...Long Island Psychology
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