Arguments about taking out the trash or the dishes are rarely about the trash/dishes when they arise persistently between romantic partners who have fallen out of love or become disillusioned or are in just ongoing crisis and distress. How is it that someone who used to make you so happy not only is no longer […]

For most students, school is back in full swing with homework piling up, backpacks filling up and desks and lockers accumulating forgotten objects. Do you know some teens who could use some help in managing their mental lockers? Leading Edge presenter Gina Biegel has some practical tips and great worksheets for you in this article. […]

Which comes first? Good sex or good relationship? Traditionally, couples therapy goes for fixing the relationship first through talk therapy and assumes that once the relationship has improved, the sex will sort itself out. But upcoming Fall 2018 speaker Esther Perel observes: “I worked with so many couples that improved dramatically in the kitchen, and […]

If relationships are starting to feel like a confusing and emotionally exhausting rollercoaster, Sue Johnson has some news to share with you. Based on her extensive work with couples in crisis, Sue offers a map to help shift out of endless negotiating, bargaining and bickering into more mutually supportive and connected relationships. Click here or […]

In a world where couples regularly have dinner together and yet constantly check their cell phones, it’s easy to think that we have lost our way when it comes to love and connection. In the second of three videos, EFT founder and bestselling author of Hold Me Tight Sue Johnson tells us what is at […]

Mental Health Now a Part of Health Education in Schools… in New York State. According to this article, as of this July, New York state schools will now include mental health as a part of health education classes. Apart from promoting awareness of common conditions like depression and anxiety, the curriculum will also emphasize helping […]