Homecoming: A Treasured Time and Complex Process
May 12, 2019
No Comments
The homecoming of a military spouse is both a treasured event and a complex process. For a couple, in addition to all that it demands
Dr. Suzanne B. Phillips
Licensed Psychologist, Psychoanalyst, Diplomate in Group Psychology, Certified Group Therapist, Author, Radio Host and Media Consultant Covering a Wide Range of Psychological Topics
Category: Relationships
What Are The Three Top Relationship Killers? Expert Opinions
May 30, 2016
No Comments
What do you think are the three top relationship killers? About a month ago a relationship site contacted me and asked me that question. The
Re-set Your Relationship with Positivity: Science and Strategies
July 5, 2015
2 Comments
One of the biggest traps for couples is the belief that they have to deal with what is wrong with their relationship before they reset
Reducing Post-Romantic Stress in Two Ways
December 31, 2014
No Comments
Regardless of whether they are young or old, if you ask partners about their Honeymoon, you hear and see a spark of that romantic excitement
Love Means–Wanting To Know Your Partner More
February 28, 2014
No Comments
One of the most recognized signs of relationship potential is someone’s interest in knowing us. They want to know about our past, our present, and
Overreacting in Your Relationship: Reasons and Remedies
August 22, 2013
7 Comments
Anyone is a relationship knows that partners have the uncanny ability to bring out the best and worst in each other. Accordingly, whether newly married
Is Jealousy Threatening Your Relationship? Five Checkpoints
May 22, 2013
1 Comment
While most partners want someone to care if they run away with the neighbor, using jealousy to evoke a sign of love from a partner,
Surviving and Succeeding in Face of Uncertainty: Six Strategies
April 30, 2013
1 Comment
Events like Covid-19, presidential elections and civil unrest assault us with the uncertainties of life. Such events undermine our necessary denial that life is predictable,
Positive Support in a Successful Marriage:New Findings
April 11, 2013
No Comments
Recently the American Psychological Association reported the latest findings on what makes love last in a marriage. The results of one series of studies by
An Asset to Couple Intimacy: The Capacity “To Be Alone”
April 2, 2013
3 Comments
While the definition of intimacy may vary depending on the relationship, it is generally felt to be the “ authentic” connection between two people. As