
How to have more sexual intimacy in your relationship?
What a great time we always have on Bob and the Showgram sharing relationship advice with you on air each month! We are so grateful to have been given the opportunity to give away a free Couples Workshop registration on air today to one lucky winner. In case you...
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This Valentine’s Day: Give Your Lover More Presence
Jennifer and Dave have been married for 3 years. “We have a huge argument every December right around the holidays,” complains Jennifer. “We just don’t seem to make spending time together a priority and when we do we argue and feel even less connected to one another."...
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Part 3: Three Essentials For A Long Lasting Love: Friendship, Intimacy, and Managing Conflict
The third essential for a long lasting love is managing conflict. Expecting conflict to be completely eliminated from your relationship is an unrealistic expectation. All relationships have conflict and conflict can actually be a good thing in a relationship.
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Part 2: Three Essentials For A Long Lasting Love: Friendship, Intimacy, and Managing Conflict
The second essential for a long lasting love is intimacy. But what does intimacy really mean? Is it feeling close with your partner, sharing your deepest emotions or making love? How do you build intimacy in your relationship to have long lasting love?
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Part 1: Three Essentials For A Long Lasting Love: Friendship, Intimacy, and Managing Conflict
One of the great mysteries in life is how to make love last a lifetime. Relationships are hard and conflict is inevitable. We all have to manage stress related to work, family, and daily living. When you are in a relationship you have to find ways to get through these difficult times along with your spouse. You need to learn to express your needs, goals, and feelings even when times are challenging. Do you have what it takes to have Long Lasting Love?
read moreWhy See a Certified Gottman Therapist?
The Gottman Institute provides practical, research-based tools to strengthen relationships. Co-founded by Drs. John and Julie Schwartz Gottman, we help couples directly and provide state-of-the-art training to mental health professionals and other health care...
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