Relationships Are As Complex as People – Both the Good and the Bad
There is an argument, especially among those that are exploring alternative ways of living, that romantic relationships are an outdated concept. Research, however, supports the idea that enriching and fulfilling relationships are one of the most important contributors...
What if Arguing With Your Partner Was Good?
No one likes arguments. We don’t like confrontation, we don’t like the stress, and we don’t like being upset with our partners. In an ideal world, we would always get along in the most happy and fulfilling of ways. But no couple is without some conflict. There are...
You Might Turn Into Your Parents – That’s Okay
“I don’t want to turn into my parents” is a very common belief that people share – often for good reason. If your parents were emotionally distant, for example, and you have children of your own, then of course you do not want to be like them. You can use that as...
Are You Ready and Able to Achieve an Amicable Divorce?
Many people believe that couples counseling is about saving a relationship. But the truth is that relationships are more complex than that. While couples counseling can help a relationship move forward, not every relationship is meant to be successful. Some...
Defining Love: Understanding the Difference Between Infatuation and Love
Hollywood movies paint a picture of love as a consuming, passionate feeling that causes a person to feel butterflies in their stomach and an intense longing to be with the other person. But like everything with Hollywood, this depiction of love is a fictionalized one....Long Island Psychology
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