by Center for Couples | Apr 13, 2020 | Blog, COVID Blogs, Sexual Health
Are you feeling anxious and depressed as a result of the pandemic and quarantine? Are you also noticing a decrease in your libido and general desire to engage with pleasure? If so, take a look at the article our founder Maegan Megginson wrote for the Meet Rosy blog....
by Taylor Pierce | Apr 13, 2020 | Blog, Couples Sex Therapy, COVID Blogs, Relationship Tips
This is a really challenging time for all of us. There is so much change, uncertainty, loss, and fear that many of us are feeling. Part of the loss we are collectively experiencing is the loss of connection to those we love because of social distancing measures. For...
by Center for Couples | Sep 17, 2019 | COVID Blogs, Media, Relationship Tips
Do you ever feel like your friends and family have better marriages than you do? People don’t talk much about the problems they are having behind closed doors, which can leave you feeling like your relationship is the only one with problems, and hopeless that there’s...
by Center for Couples | Jul 24, 2019 | COVID Blogs, Media, Relationship Tips
Did you know that around 40% of marriages in the United States end in divorce? While we do not think that divorce is bad, we do think that it is almost always sad. Even if you’re getting out of a terrible relationship (which is great!), it is still sad that the hopes...
by Center for Couples | Mar 6, 2018 | Blog, Couples Sex Therapy, COVID Blogs, Relationship Tips
How to Stop Stress From Ruining Your Relationships Do you ever feel like you’re operating on autopilot? Your drive to work, sitting in your workspace, making calls, using computers, your commute home… all of these tasks are being done by our bodies while our...
by Center for Couples | Mar 21, 2016 | Blog, Couples Sex Therapy, COVID Blogs, Relationship Tips, Sexual Health
Relationship Tips for Couples Last Spring, I spent a day visiting a nearby tulip farm, enjoying the crisp air and beautiful array of bright, happy colors. The fields were still wet and muddy, but the flowers were fighting through and blooming with strength and beauty....