Relationship and Marital Problems

Marriage Counseling and Relationship Counseling in Center City Philadelphia : Perhaps you've experienced a divorce, or have simply been single for a while and are hoping to enter a new relationship. Maybe you're not sure if the one you have now is worth saving, as the passion may have waned and you've begun fighting with your partner. This section is designed to help you answer all those questions and to develop the skills needed to work through common relationship problems.

Below you will find all the tips written on this topic. For more specific browsing, see the "now browsing" section on the left side of the page.

About Loss

A tip about loss

Accepting your own Limitations

Accepting your partners limitations

Techniques for accepting your partners limitations

All Kinds of Grief

This article explores the varied types of grief: death of a loved one, losing a job, divorce, children growing up, and bankruptcy. Additionally, some ideas on how to cope are suggested.

All or Nothing Thinking

Breaking the Habit of Giving Too Much

Changing All or Nothing Thinking

Childhood Depression

Children and Trauma

Coping with a passive agressive partner

Recognize and cope with a passive aggressive partner: learning to read between the lines. A tip geared for women.

Couples and Money

This tip is geared for couples with a shared bank account.

Death of a Spouse

Determining if your Relationship is Worth Saving

Extramarital Affair

Fear of Infidelity

Hidden Hostility

Hidden hostility: uncovering passive-aggression.

How to care for yourself after a breakup

In the days after a break-up, we usually find ourselves in an emotional world-wind. We are not only experiencing overwhelming emotions, but also having to re-organize our lives. In those early days one needs to go back to the basics. In order to handle the stress load of a break-up one needs to take care of themselves most of all.