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Couples Therapist’s Guide to Valentine’s Day

Couples Therapist’s Guide to Valentine’s Day

by Theresa Herring, LMFT | Feb 11, 2018 | Couples Counseling, Couples Therapy, Love, Marriage, Marriage Counseling, Relationships

To Celebrate or not to Celebrate, that is the Question Do you surprise your partner? Do you go out? Or do you stay in? Should you plan an elaborate experience? Or do you skip it completely because it’s, well, Valentine’s Day? The answer to all of those questions...
5 Signs your Relationship is Stable

5 Signs your Relationship is Stable

by Theresa Herring, LMFT | Jan 21, 2018 | Counseling, Couples Counseling, Couples Therapy, Love, Marriage, Marriage Counseling, Mental Health, Mental Wellness, Relationships, Therapy

All relationships go through rocky patches. Even marriage therapists go through periods of tension. At the time of this writing, I’m living in a house divided. I’m an Eagles fan, my husband is a Vikings fan, and we will be cheering against one another in the NFC...
10 Tips to Fighting like an Adult

10 Tips to Fighting like an Adult

by Theresa Herring, LMFT | Jan 14, 2018 | Adulting, Counseling, Couples Counseling, Couples Therapy, Love, Marriage, Marriage Counseling, Relationships

Bustle magazine recently asked me to comment on signs of immaturity in relationships. And it got me thinking about the maturity needed to argue like an adult. Think about it, even the most grown-up of grown-ups can act like toddlers during a fight. And, if you’ve ever...
Relationship Resolutions for the New Year

Relationship Resolutions for the New Year

by Theresa Herring, LMFT | Jan 7, 2018 | Couples Counseling, Couples Therapy, Love, Marriage, Marriage Counseling, New Year's Resolutions, Relationship Resolutions, Relationships

Why do so many marriages end in divorce? The answer is simple. Couples go on autopilot. They stop being intentional about their marriage. Instead, they go through the motions. They don’t think about the future of their relationship and lose sight of what they want....

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