One of the most exciting times and significant transitions in life is becoming a new parent and most couples find this time very challenging in one way or another. Many couples are unaware of the many adjustments that are required to successfully navigate this transition of being a couple to
Having a baby is meant to be a very exciting time of your life. You have it all planned – when you will finish work, what music you will play at the birth, the way you’ll handle the pain and how you’ll deliver your baby – however sometimes things don’t
When we hear “love languages,” we often think of romantic relationships—partners expressing affection through physical touch, words of affirmation, or acts of service. However, love languages extend beyond couples. Understanding them can enhance friendships, family bonds, and work relationships. By recognising how we communicate love and affection, we can build
Love languages are a relationship concept that was developed by Dr Gary Chapman in his 1992 nonfiction book ‘The Five Love Languages: How To Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate.’ In his book, Dr. Chapman defines the 5 love languages as words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, physical
Love languages can greatly enhance our connections with others, extending beyond romantic relationships to include family, friends, and colleagues. By understanding and adapting love languages to fit various relationship dynamics, we can foster deeper connections and improve communication. Understanding Love Languages Love languages are essential for fostering connection and intimacy
In the complex landscape of relationships, effective communication is key to fostering understanding and connection. One powerful tool that can enhance this communication is the concept of love languages – the various ways individuals express and receive love. By understanding and utilising these languages, couples can bridge communication gaps, deepen
Many people wonder how much sex they should be having. Some of them are questioning how much sex is enough for a married couple, the other ones are thinking whether they are “normal” compared to other people. If some of these questions are bothering you, don’t worry. These are common
A lot of things can go wrong in a happy marriage or relationship. While some couples struggle to establish good communication, the others feel like they don’t know each other anymore. It is not uncommon that people who have spent years together suddenly start to feel like they are strangers.
Infidelity is not a taboo anymore, and many couples have faced this problem. It is hard to define only one thing that makes one cheat, but at some point, it has to do something with the relationship you are involved in. Some people cheat because they need sexual variety, the
Transcript of the video: “I’m Right, You’re Wrong“ Or Can We Both Be Right? I am passionate about saving relationships and work, particularly with young families starting from pregnancy, and through the early years of having children. One of the things I noticed is people come in, and one of
Working remotely has reshaped daily routines, with many couples now working from home together. While this offers flexibility and more time together, it can blur the lines between work and personal life. Clear relationship boundaries are essential to prevent stress, burnout, and relationship strain. Without them, confusion and conflict can
Finding the right balance between time spent together and time apart is necessary for maintaining a healthy relationship. While closeness nurtures emotional bonds, personal space fosters individual growth and independence. A relationship thrives when both partners feel connected yet still have room to be themselves. Balancing Togetherness and Separateness Both
When we hear “love languages,” we often think of romantic relationships—partners expressing affection through physical touch, words of affirmation, or acts of service. However, love languages extend beyond couples. Understanding them can enhance friendships, family bonds, and work relationships. By recognising how we communicate love and affection, we can build
Love languages are a relationship concept that was developed by Dr Gary Chapman in his 1992 nonfiction book ‘The Five Love Languages: How To Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate.’ In his book, Dr. Chapman defines the 5 love languages as words of affirmation, quality time, acts of service, physical