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Ending the Year on a High Note: 5 Reflection Questions Every Couple Should Ask
As we approach the close of the year, it’s a natural time to pause, reflect, and prepare for the months ahead. If you and your partner have been feeling more like roommates than romantic partners—or you simply sense that the spark has dulled—this season offers a meaningful opportunity to reconnect.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
5 hours ago4 min read
Creating Your Couple Rituals for the New Year: Planning Together Instead of Drifting Apart
There’s something about the start of a new year that stirs a feeling of possibility. We reflect on what worked last year, what didn’t, and what we hope to experience in the coming months. Many people sit down and create personal goals—exercise routines, career plans, financial intentions. But one thing we notice, over and over, is that very few couples pause to create shared rituals or shared plans for their relationship.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Dec 156 min read
From Holiday Stress to Holiday Strength: Coping Together as a Couple During Family Gatherings
It happens every year. The holidays arrive, and along with the twinkling lights and festive meals, many couples suddenly feel the unmistakable rise of stress; not because they don’t love each other, but because they’re about to walk into the complex, unpredictable world of family gatherings.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Dec 86 min read
How to Stay Emotionally Close When the Season Feels Heavy
It’s incredibly common for partners to feel disconnected during heavy seasons—whether that heaviness comes from holiday demands, financial pressure, grief anniversaries, family obligations, colder weather, or simply the emotional fatigue that accumulates by year’s end. You’re not doing anything wrong if you’ve felt this distance, too.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Dec 16 min read
How to Navigate Holiday Traditions When You Both Come from Different Backgrounds
The holidays can be a beautiful time for couples — full of lights, traditions, and shared memories. But they can also bring unexpected stress, especially for partners who come from different cultural, religious, or family backgrounds.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Nov 244 min read
How to Involve a Loved One in Holiday Festivities With Chronic Medical Issues
The Holidays are such a spirited time. There is shopping to look forward to, people to reconnect with, events to attend, and vacations to look forward to. But for some people, chronic medical issues can place a heavy burden on feeling part of it all. It may leave said persons feeling left out, unimportant, depressed, and lonely.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Nov 173 min read
Gratitude & Connection: How Saying “Thank You” Can Reignite Your Relationship
As couples therapists here in Plantation, Florida, we often tell our clients that gratitude is one of the most powerful — and most underestimated — relationship tools we have.
In a world filled with therapy techniques, communication models, and relationship “hacks,” it’s easy to forget that something as simple as saying “thank you” can transform how two people feel about each other.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Nov 105 min read
My Relationship Is on Fire! What Do I Do?
When your relationship feels like it’s on fire, full of arguments, tension, or emotional chaos, it can seem like everything you’ve built is turning to ashes. You may be asking yourself, “What happened to us?” or “Can we even fix this?”
Before rushing to fix things or make big decisions, pause and care for yourself. You can't heal a relationship while running on empty. Self-care brings clarity and strength.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Nov 33 min read
Is Couples Therapy Only for Struggling Relationships? How Preventive Therapy Can Help
In this blog, we’ll explore what preventive couples therapy is, why it works, and how it can support strong, connected relationships at any stage—not just when things feel difficult.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Oct 274 min read
Parenting as a Couple: Staying Connected While Raising Kids
In this blog, we’ll explore the challenges of parenting as a couple, and offer practical, relationship-saving tips to help you stay connected—even during the busiest seasons of family life.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Oct 204 min read
Money and Marriage: How to Stop Fighting About Finances
In this blog, we’ll explore why couples fight about money and, more importantly, how to stop. You’ll also find practical tips to improve communication and build financial teamwork in your marriage.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Oct 144 min read
How to Bond with Stepchildren Without Forcing It
In this post, we’ll explore gentle, effective ways to build a relationship with your stepchildren by cultivating trust—without forcing a connection. With time, patience, and intention, you can foster a warm, healthy bond.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Oct 63 min read
Why Your Partner Shuts Down During Conflict — and What You Can Do About It
As a couples therapist, one of the most common challenges I see in relationships is this frustrating dynamic:
One partner wants to talk things out — to resolve conflict through discussion, expression, and connection.
The other partner withdraws — going quiet, shutting down, or physically leaving the room.
To the partner who wants to engage, this can feel like rejection, abandonment, or emotional avoidance.
To the partner who shuts down, it can feel like the only way to surviv
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Sep 295 min read
Why Healthy Love Can Feel Uncomfortable — And What That Means
Maybe your partner is loving, consistent, communicative, and patient. They show up. They listen. They treat you with respect. And still — part of you hesitates. You might feel anxious or emotionally numb. You might catch yourself withdrawing, overanalyzing their intentions, or bracing for something to go wrong. You might even feel guilty for not feeling more connected.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Sep 225 min read
When Conflict Feels Overwhelming: Why You Shut Down and How to Break the Cycle
Have you ever been in a conversation, especially a tense one or a conflict, and you suddenly felt yourself pulling away, going silent, or even feeling a bit numb? Does your mind go blank, does your body feel heavy, and do you wish that you could just jump into a hole and disappear? If so, what you are experiencing is called… “shutting down.”
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Sep 155 min read
What Healthy Conflict Looks Like in a Strong Relationship
In this blog, I’ll walk you through what healthy conflict really looks like, why it’s a sign of strength (not failure), and how to develop tools that help you and your partner navigate disagreements in a productive, loving way.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Sep 85 min read
The Secret to Great Sex? A Culture of Desire
In many relationships—especially long-term ones—sex is often framed as a responsibility. Something you “should” do. A duty. A box to check off. Messages from culture, religion, and even well-meaning advice can reinforce the idea that sex is something you owe your partner to keep the relationship stable and intact.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Sep 14 min read
The Importance of Creating Rituals, Memories and Traditions as a Couple
We don't stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing.- George Bernard Shaw Have you gotten lost in the mundane...
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Aug 254 min read
Declutter Your Space, Declutter Your Mind
Do You Ever Look Around and Think, “Why Is My Life Such a Mess?”
Both in your environment and in your mind? If so, this blog is for you. In today’s fast-paced world, filled with constant stimulation and distraction, our homes and workspaces can quickly become cluttered. While clutter might seem like a harmless mess, research shows that the state of our surroundings significantly impacts our mental well-being.
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Aug 183 min read
“Opposites Attract”: The Romance and Reality of Difference in Long-Term Relationships
It’s one of the oldest sayings in the book: “Opposites attract.” From romantic comedies to psychology theories, the idea that two people can be drawn to each other because of their differences has become a cultural truism. And in many ways, it’s true—introverts may find extroverts exciting, dreamers may be intrigued by realists, and spontaneous people may be captivated by those who plan every detail. These contrasts can spark chemistry and bring complementary strengths into a
Infinite Therapeutic Srvs
Aug 115 min read
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