
Is your phone destroying your relationship?
Your phone use may be slowly destroying your relationship. An increasing number of couples are reporting that they are dissatisfied in their relationships. The reason for this is their partner’s iPhone or smartphone habits. Couples are ignoring their partners in favour of scrolling through social media or chatting to their friends online. Sound familiar? I am seeing almost all of my clients expressing their disdain for their partner’s phone habits. So here are some rules of p

Do you want to have great sex? Do this...
Couples who are having great sex do these simple things! Raise your hand if you want to have great sex! Okay, put your hand down, people are staring at you! 70,000 people in 24 countries completed and online survey conducted by Chrisanna Northrup, Pepper Schwartz and James White. This survey helped shine a spotlight onto the sex lives of couples that reported that they had a great sex life. What were they doing that couples unsatisfied with their sex lives were not? Couples a

Can your relationship pass the IKEA test?
I think we can all agree that relationships can be difficult. Most of us may already know of some of the strains that can be placed upon relationships, such as infidelity, financial pressures, distance and parenting. We now can add another stressor to that list, IKEA. Psychology expert Ramani Durvasula from Santa Monica, California, has said of IKEA “The store literally becomes a road map of relationship nightmares.” Durvasula has warned that the stress of a visit to an IKEA

Marriage: I was joking, but you accepted my proposal
David, a former pastor, is father of two sons and “husband” (term used loosely) to Jennifer, his wife of 20 years. David recently made headlines when he sensationally confessed in a reality television program that his marriage proposal to Jennifer was a joke. David explained to Jennifer, “You know the manner in which I asked you to marry me? You’re taking it seriously. I didn’t mean it jokingly, but I was joking. I was lying. I accepted your ‘yes’ as a means of feeling normal