by Shlomo & Rivka Slatkin | Last updated Aug 10, 2022 | Blog, Imago Relationships, Relationship Communication, Uncategorized
Think your spouse is a narcissist? Thankfully there are a lot more resources out there to support a spouse married to an abusive partner. The most important thing is always to make sure that you are physically safe and not in danger. If you are truly safe and...
by Shlomo & Rivka Slatkin | Last updated Dec 21, 2022 | Blog, Uncategorized
The Five Love Languages have been something I have taught my couples for years and people usually find it extremely valuable. Couples often wonder what to gift their partner based on their spouse’s unique love language. Gifts for the Five Love Languages ...
by Jennifer Long | Last updated Mar 9, 2024 | Blog, Imago Relationships, Marriage Bulilding, Relationship Communication, Uncategorized
What does it mean to surrender in your relationship—and why bother anyway? It might help to start by talking about what surrendering isn’t. After all, individualism, entrepreneurship, and equality are so strongly celebrated in our culture, so the idea of...
by Shlomo & Rivka Slatkin | Last updated Dec 2, 2021 | Blog
If you and your partner have mismatched sexual desire, with one of you desiring intimacy moreso than the other, that can feel very frustrating. Use the following tips to help you regain desire for each other and improve your intimate life. Improving your physical...
by Shlomo & Rivka Slatkin | Last updated Feb 15, 2022 | Blog, Uncategorized
Boundaries are important in a relationship because they create a sense of safety, respect, and trust, all necessary ingredients for a healthy relationship. Boundaries acknowledge and validate the otherness of your partner instead of viewing them as an extension of...
by Shlomo & Rivka Slatkin | Last updated Dec 2, 2021 | Blog
It is normal to experience grief after a divorce or breakup. It is hard ending a long-term relationship. Some of the feelings that arise are sadness, anger or resentment, and guilt. These are all feelings that can come up in the grieving process. While you may be sad...
