What to Do When You and Your Cofounder Aren’t Getting Along
When Startup Founders Don’t Get Along: Spot Warning Signs, Fix Friction, and Protect Your Business (and Sanity) Startup founder conflict is one of the leading—but often unspoken—reasons startups fail. Let’s talk about how to recognize the red flags, repair your co-founder relationship, and safeguard both your company and your well-being. You’re Not Alone: Cofounder Conflict […]
When Jobs Come Between Us: Managing Career Stress in a Relationship
In today’s fast-paced world, our careers often demand significant time and energy, which can leave little time for personal relationships. When one or both partners are engaged in high-stress or demanding professions, the strain can seep into the marriage. This can lead to misunderstandings, emotional distance and conflicts, even in the healthiest relationships. Recognizing and […]
Why Startup Cofounders Should Consider “Couples Therapy”—And Even Put It in the Operating Agreement
Discover how couples therapy for startup cofounders can prevent founder fallout and protect your business. Learn why mandated therapy in the operating agreement might be your smartest move yet. Founders’ Fallout Is Real—And Preventable You’ve got product-market fit. You’ve raised capital. You’ve built a lean, fast-moving team. But behind closed doors, tension between you and […]
How to Suggest a Couples Retreat to Your Spouse
If you’re feeling disconnected in your relationship, you may have considered attending a marriage retreat or intensive couples therapy—but how do you bring it up if your spouse isn’t on the same page? Suggesting a couples retreat can feel intimidating, especially if emotions are already running high. This guide will help you start the conversation […]
Marriage Counseling Alternatives: Try These First
If traditional weekly marriage counseling hasn’t helped you and your partner feel more connected, you’re not alone. Many couples hit a point where they need more focused, effective help—and fast. The good news is that there are powerful alternatives to marriage counseling that can create lasting change without the slow pace of weekly sessions. In […]
In a Marriage Crisis? Here’s What to Do Before Making Any Major Decisions
A marriage crisis can feel overwhelming, isolating, and urgent all at once. When emotions are high and the future feels uncertain, it’s easy to think the answer is to make a quick, decisive move—leave, separate, file for divorce, or issue ultimatums. But the truth is, most major decisions made in the heat of crisis are […]
Regret Filing for Divorce? Here’s What to Do If You’re Second-Guessing It
Filing for divorce is a life-altering decision. But what if you’ve already filed and now find yourself wondering: “Did I make a mistake?” If you regret filing for divorce, you’re not alone. Research shows that many people second-guess divorce decisions, and some couples even reconcile before the process is finalized. The good news? Filing papers […]
Should You Heal Yourself First Before Marriage—Or Grow Together After?
Growing Apart Once Married? Should You Heal First or Learn to Grow Together? When couples first marry, they often imagine a lifetime of connection and intimacy. But over time, many find themselves asking: “Why do we feel like we’re growing apart once married?” It’s a painful realization—and one that shows up often in forums and […]
Marriage Counseling Alternatives That Actually Work: What to Try When Traditional Therapy Isn’t Cutting It
Let’s be honest: marriage counseling doesn’t work for everyone and sometimes marriage counseling alternatives are needed. Maybe you’ve tried a few sessions, felt stuck, or left more frustrated than when you arrived. Maybe one of you is open and eager, while the other sits silent with arms crossed. Or maybe you haven’t even started because […]
Non Religious Marriage Counseling Retreat: 5 Reasons It Works When Faith-Based Advice Doesn’t
Why Therapy Without Religion Might Be Exactly What Your Relationship Needs If you’ve already tried turning to religious leaders or faith-based counseling and still feel stuck, you’re not alone. Many couples seek out our non religious marriage counseling retreat after heartfelt efforts in their spiritual communities didn’t bring lasting change. The truth is, when your […]
Why Our Secular Couples Retreat Doesn’t Use Religion to Fix Your Marriage
What Makes Our Secular Couples Retreat Work—Without Compromising Your Values When your relationship is on the rocks, you need more than well-meaning advice or spiritual platitudes. You need a solution rooted in real tools, real training, and real transformation. That’s why our secular couples retreat is built on professional clinical expertise—not religious doctrine. Why Secular […]
10 Essential Questions to Ask Before Ending a Marriage—Especially If You’re Still Committed
Is It Really Over—Or Are You Just Worn Out – and more questions to ask before ending a marriage. You may be here because you’re feeling exhausted. The same fight keeps happening. The disconnection feels unbearable. You’ve tried to fix it—but nothing seems to change. You’re not alone. So many couples reach this point and […]
Therapy for Couples at a Crossroads: How Marathon Therapy Provides Clarity
Therapy for Couples at a Crossroads: Finding Clarity with Marathon Therapy Every relationship goes through phases where the path ahead isn’t clear. Couples at a crossroads often find themselves questioning whether their relationship is worth saving or if it’s time to part ways. When emotional uncertainty and unresolved conflicts weigh heavily on your heart, it’s […]
What is Marathon Couples Therapy? How It Can Transform Your Marriage
When your marriage feels like it’s in crisis, or when communication has broken down to the point of frustration, it’s easy to feel like there’s no way forward. Yet, for couples who are ready to commit to deep, transformative work, Marathon Couples Therapy offers a unique and powerful way to restore connection and rebuild trust. […]
Dealing with an Emotionally Unavailable Spouse in a Committed Marriage
You Love Them—But You Feel Alone There’s nothing quite as painful as lying next to someone every night and still feeling utterly alone because they seem emotionally unavailable. If you’re married to an emotionally unavailable spouse, you might be asking yourself: Here’s the truth: you’re not crazy, and you’re not needy. Emotional connection is a […]
Should I Stay or Leave My Marriage? How to Find Clarity at a Relationship Crossroads
When you’re asking yourself, “Should we separate or stay together?” the pain of indecision can feel heavier than either choice. Couples in this situation often feel emotionally exhausted, stuck in limbo, and unsure what the future holds. As a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), Certified Imago Relationship Therapist, and ordained Rabbi with over 20 years […]
How to Stop Feeling Like Your Spouse Doesn’t Appreciate You
If you’ve been feeling like your spouse doesn’t appreciate you and it’s building up in your mind and in your chest—you’re not alone. So many people in long-term relationships quietly carry the weight of feeling invisible. You might be doing everything—working hard, taking care of the home, showing up for your spouse and your kids—and […]
I Feel Like My Wife Is Already Gone: How to Rebuild Emotional Connection
If that thought’s been echoing in your head lately, I want you to know something right up front: You’re not crazy. And you’re not alone. So many men sit with that hollow, aching feeling—where your wife is still physically there, maybe sharing meals or handling the kids, but emotionally… it’s like she’s already moved on. […]
Can You Love Someone and Still Feel Lonely?
Navigating Unhappiness in a Marriage That “Looks Fine” Can You Love Someone and Still Feel Lonely? How to Decide What It Means for Your Marriage From the outside, your marriage might look fine.You live under the same roof. You say “I love you.” You co-parent, manage responsibilities, maybe even go on the occasional date night. […]
How to Overcome Resentment in Marriage After Years of Unresolved Conflict
If you’re searching for how to overcome resentment in marriage after years of unresolved conflict, you’re likely carrying a heavy weight. Longstanding resentment can feel like a wall between you and your spouse—a barrier made up of years of unspoken pain, disappointments, and missed opportunities for connection. It’s easy to wonder if things will ever […]