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TheKnot.com - 8 Couples Counseling Apps Every Engaged Couple Needs to Download

• "You might save money on therapy in the long run if you put effort into using the app, and it's convenient to pop on an app any time, any day rather than scheduling an appointment."

TinyBeans.com - 4 Signs of a Doomed Relationship

• “Contempt can push your relationship to the point of no return because it usually indicates a build-up of negativity and resentment, clouding any chance of positivity seeping back into your view of the relationship”

• “If your automatic reaction to a situation is to be harsh or blame your partner, try waiting to have the conversation when you’re in a better headspace. This will allow you to calm down your nervous system and calmly approach the situation so you can use ‘I’ statements,”

Medium / Authority Magazine - How to Recover From Being a People Pleaser

• “Setting boundaries helps overcome people-pleasing because it teaches others to respect their limits. This reduces the likelihood of being taken advantage of.”

• “Imagine someone who always says yes to extra work even when overloaded, promising to help with projects that aren’t even required. This can lead to burn out. After realizing the negative effects of the extra workload, recovery can look like setting limits on their workload and politely declining tasks when necessary, giving them a better work/life balance.”

Newsweek.com - Man Refusing To Cancel Wedding Over Family Death Backed—'Don't Really Care'

• "He had a strained relationship with his grandfather, and is now eager to marry his wife-to-be with significant investments in the wedding. It makes sense why he would want to go through with the wedding. However, his family are grieving, and their emotions are running high which might place some (intentional or not) guilt on him."

DatingAdvice.com - 10 Best Relationship Coaches for 2023

• “Paige helps couples deal with the common obstacles in open relationships, like fears about a partner leaving the relationship or feelings of inadequacy.”

• “As a relationship coach, Paige helps her clients feel secure in their open relationships and bid goodbye to the jealousy monster.”

• “Through couples coaching, Paige helps her clients agree to realistic boundaries and treat each other with compassion.”

TheKnot.com - The Pros and Cons of Living Together Before Marriage

• You’ll reduce expenses and “you'll learn whether you and your partner are financially compatible”

• You'll get a preview of marriage with your partner and "discover each other's quirks and daily routine in a shared living space."

• You might experience confusion moving in together because you now have the added pressure of figuring out what the commitment means. “For instance: one partner might see this move as a test for the relationship, while the other views it as the first step in a progression leading to marriage and children. Being intentional with your partner about what this step signifies before you take it is crucial.”

Psycom.Net - How Couples Therapy Can Repair Your Relationship

• “If you feel more like roommates, than intimate partners, couples therapy can help”

• “When there is a lack of fulfillment in the sex department, or if there have been some shifts in values and roles but they haven’t been discussed or resolved are also areas counseling can be beneficial”

• “Your partner may be hesitant due to stigma that therapy means they're weak, or beliefs that relationships shouldn't be so hard to need couples’ therapy”

BestLifeOnline.com - 5 Subtle Signs Your Partner Is Checked Out of the Relationship

• “An 'I don't care' attitude toward the relationship may mean the partner has given up in a sense. This is a super common tactic with people who have avoidant tendencies as their number one goal is to not engage in conflict."

WeddingVenueMap.com - Premarital Counseling Q&A

• “It’s crucial to chat about shared values, beliefs, and expectations as well as potential challenges that could arise in marriage before you say “I do” and drop mad stacks on a wedding. You want to set yourself up for a lifetime of relationship bliss, don’t you? This is the time to get real and get talking about what really matters.

• “Just as you wouldn’t wait until you’re in the middle of an accident to put on a seatbelt, starting counseling before issues start can set you up for relationship success. Starting therapy does not require a specific problem or issue, and it is an opportunity to strengthen your bond as a couple before marriage.”