Stopping Triangulation: How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Involving a Third Person in Your Problems

By Couples | June 2, 2014
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Most of my clients have some kind of challenge in their relationships with others. The struggle may be with a spouse, a friend, a family member, a co-worker, a child, a neighbor, or a landlord. No matter who the struggle is with, we often discuss what someone else said or did and how my client […]

What’s Your Limit? Find Out How Much Love, Success and Happiness You Can Handle and What’s Stopping You From Having MORE

By Couples | May 19, 2014
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I recently read a FABULOUS book that I’m eager to share with you. The title is, “The Big Leap” by Gay Hendricks and it’s chock full of new learnings that can have a profound influence on you. It certainly did for me. According to the book, there is only one thing that is holding you […]

What Does It Mean To Love Your Spouse?

By Couples | April 14, 2014
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In my therapy practice I often hear married couples say, “We’ve fallen out of love” or “I’m not sure I love her/him anymore.”  These statements are made with great sadness and a clear sense of hopelessness.  The couples, who feel that the romantic love is gone from their relationships, begin to doubt the value of […]

What Was THAT All About?! Why Your Partner is Freaking Out Over Nothing and What You Can Do About it

By Couples | April 7, 2014
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Have you ever seen someone have a very strong reaction to something that seems minor? From your perspective, you’re wondering what the big deal is. Why are they getting so upset? Of course, this happens all the time in marriages and other intimate relationships. We see our spouse “freak out” over something small. Often, we […]

Focus on Family: Showing Love By Listening

By Couples | March 17, 2014
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Listening shows children we love them. As parents, we listen to our kids by paying attention to the words they are saying and by repeating back to them what we’ve heard them say. In Imago Therapy, this is called “mirroring.” Parents do this by saying, “What I heard you say was…”  Parents can also help […]

Relationships Are SO DIFFICULT At Times: Does It Mean We Chose The Wrong Partner?

By Couples | March 10, 2014
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At times, marriage brings joy and fulfillment. At other times, it can be full of frustration, conflict or boredom. During these difficult times, you may wonder, “Did I marry the wrong person?” or “Why is this so hard?” These thoughts or feelings can be especially discouraging when you compare this to your early romance when […]

What Many Wives Don’t Know About Sex

By Couples | February 20, 2014
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Are you married to a loyal and loving partner who’s been asking you for more sex? Does the thought of more sex make you roll your eyes or leave you feeling completely uninspired? Often, in relationships, there are times when one partner has a higher sex drive than the other. In some cases, it is […]

Why We Resist The Very Change We Say We Want

By Couples | February 5, 2014

Many of us long for something to be better in our lives, like a happier marriage, having more money or being more fit.  But why is it we remain stuck?  We often expend lots of energy, including just thinking about it, yet little really changes.  What may be going on is that the thing we want is also something […]

Rules for Fair Fighting: How to Keep Your Head in the Middle of a Heated Argument

By Couples | January 29, 2014

You’re seeing red. You’re in the middle of a heated argument with your spouse when the gloves come off: Do things get ugly? Are you screaming your head off? Does the argument veer off the original topic until you’ve covered just about everything you’ve ever been upset about? Do you follow your partner around the house because you just […]

Sex in Marriage: Where Has The Passion Gone?

By Couples | January 21, 2014

If you and your spouse have been together for some time, it’s possible that you’ve been having the same, uninspired sex for a while now: same positions, same day/time/place, same techniques. It may be enjoyable and comforting to be together, you may like the physical release, or both, but it’s definitely not as hot as […]

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