Resolving the “mental load” imbalance in your relationship
Inequality can arise from a variety of factors, including differing expectations, communication styles, and varying levels of emotional labour.
Karen Doherty Coaching, Couples Coaching Brighton, Blog Category: Couples Coaching.
Inequality can arise from a variety of factors, including differing expectations, communication styles, and varying levels of emotional labour.
Are you feeling disconnected from your partner? Struggling with a persistent issue? Or simply longing for more quality time together to address your couple goals? A Vision Day might be the perfect solution.
We look at what can cause resentment in relationships. This article explores ways to address resentment and improve your relationship.
As a couples therapist, I’m always looking for new resources that can help me better understand and support my clients. Recently, I’ve been particularly inspired by things that have shed light on the link between mental health, physical health, relationships, and personal growth.
What is “the deal” in couples therapy?
I talk to my clients about “the deal” in couples therapy. This is an agreement about topics such as family planning, work/life balance and career.
Self-regulation is an important way to de-escalate conflict in your couple and overcome the ways you may trigger each other. In this article we look at how we can reduce stress.
Self-regulation, the cornerstone of emotional intelligence, is the capacity to manage and control one’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. It is the skill that empowers individuals to navigate life’s challenges with resilience, make sound decisions, and cultivate fulfilling relationships. While it may seem like an abstract concept, self-regulation is a tangible ability that can be developed and refined through consistent practice. This is a comprehensive guide to self regulation.
While the word ‘boundaries’ might conjure up images of restriction or coldness, healthy boundaries are actually guidelines that create a foundation for a strong and happy partnership.
Karen looks at why some people find it hard to apologise, why apologising and accountability are important. Along with what makes a good apology.
Disagreements are a fact of life in any relationship. This article offers strategies to help you transform arguments into a way to deepen connection.