In my daily work with codependents, I hear a lot about so-called “red-flags”. Usually this comes when clients are describing the early stages of a relationship they were or are in…
At the end of a relationship, a volatile mix is created when the complexities of human emotions, psychological factors, and social pressures all converge to create a situation that is highly charged.
Maintaining a strong sense of individuality within a relationship is essential for the health, happiness, and longevity of the partnership.
This case study aims to provide invaluable insights into overcoming codependency and fostering a more harmonious and fulfilling partnership.
In my opinion, one of the greatest factors of any successful relationship is what we do in the time spent with our partner but crucially, what we do when are not with them.
It might be difficult when parts of you are screaming at you to defend yourself, while another set is telling you to escape.
The idea of separating from your partner is, for many people an emotional choice. Logic very rarely plays a role, even sometimes in the face of infidelity or abuse. Much of this could be that many people are addicted to the early phases of a relationship (a neurological and biological process that changes the brain’s chemistry) and are forever hopeful that that person will return…
While recently browsing a national UK newspaper, I came across an article concerning a comment made by Barack Obama concerning the questions you might ask yourself about a potential partner…
When used in relationships, the term “manipulation” describes activities undertaken by an individual to try to exert influence over others, frequently in a damaging or deceitful manner.
In my daily work with codependents, I hear a lot about so-called “red-flags”. Usually this comes when clients are describing the early stages of a relationship they were or are in…
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