It’s so frustrating to have the same fight over and over again with your partner. Learn how to break the cycle of fighting in your relationship and communicate in healthier ways.

How do you rekindle romance in a relationship that’s lost its spark? Over time, it’s common for long-term couples to feel disconnected or stuck in routines, but that doesn’t mean the connection is gone. With intentional effort and small, consistent changes, you can rebuild intimacy and strengthen your bond.

Some people can develop emotional reactions that mimic PTSD after a cheating experience, which is sometimes referred to as post infidelity stress disorder. But can you actually get PTSD from being cheated on?

No couple wants to separate. But is it necessarily the start of the end for everyone? In this article, Thrive’s experienced couples therapist Cayla Gensler, LPC goes over the potential benefits of this difficult decision, and how to go about it in a way that heals, not harms, your marriage.

Is your marriage silently falling apart? Silent divorce isn’t marked by loud fights, but by emotional disconnection. If you’ve noticed a growing distance between you and your partner, it’s time to take action. Learn the signs of a silent divorce and explore the steps you can take to reconnect or find closure.

Surviving infidelity is one of the toughest challenges a relationship can face. But with time, effort, and the right support, couples can rebuild trust and reconnect. In this blog, our lead couples therapist provides insights on how to save your marriage after cheating with practical steps for healing and reconciliation.

Don’t let Walk Away Wife Syndrome catch you off guard and ruin your marriage. Learn about the stages of emotional disconnection that often lead to this painful decision, and discover how you can reconnect before it's too late.

Are you unsure if your relationship is coming to an end? Explore the nine signs that could indicate it's time to part ways. Recognizing these signs can help you navigate your feelings and decide whether to fight for your relationship or take a step back for your own well-being.

Can we first admit that we all have signs of insecurity?

We need to engage in some level of dependence.

Answering the question of how marriage counseling works can be a tricky one..

But when we find ourselves in a toxic relationship either with an abusive partner or experiencing relationship problems that begin to affect our mental health, it shakes the core of who we are.

The most important aspect of your relationship is always going to come down to one key component: connection.