Cathy Marakovits, LCSW

How would your relationship change if you could discuss issues without resorting to blame?How would your relationship change if you could discuss issues without resorting to blame?

Wonderful article on rekindling sexual intimacy with input from many renowned couples therapists and sex therapists

My recent blog about the significance of presence in a marriage: shedding anticipation of how your partner will show up, being open to their capacity for change, and savoring moments of connection.

If your child is exhibiting any warning signs (that are not medical emergencies; if they are, get them to the ER), or if you just want more in-depth mental health check-ins, consider these questions to ask.

https://www.npr.org//keeping-money-secrets-from-each-other Financial infidelity is a form of betrayal as damaging to the trust in a relationship as a sexual or emotional affair. Transparency is necessary to maintain the foundation of a marriage. If you're carrying money secrets from your spouse, I encourage you to get the support of a trained couple's therapist to plan a full disclosure and the opportunity to work through the pain of infidelity.