Clinton Power

You’re intelligent, self-aware, perhaps even someone who’s read all the relationship books and knows what healthy love should look like. Yet somehow, you keep choosing partners who leave you feeling unseen, unimportant, or abandoned. You wonder what’s wrong with you. Why can’t you choose differently? Maybe you’ve noticed a pattern: you’re drawn to people who […]

A “situationship” is a common phenomenon I see in my relationship clinic. It’s used colloquially to describe a relationship that isn’t clearly defined, typically more than casual dating but not quite a committed one. It’s often the grey zone of a relationship that occurs before increasing your commitment to one another, or for some couples,

How do you know if your relationship is over? In the complex landscape of relationships, this is not an easy question to answer. Awareness of signs that your relationship might be in trouble is essential to circumvent a possible relationship breakdown. Let’s look at the indicators that could suggest your relationship is at a crossroads,

Are you and your partner going through a rough patch in your relationship? Feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to navigate the challenges? Marriage counselling might be the solution to reignite the flame and restore harmony in your relationship. But is it worth the price? Marriage counselling offers couples a safe and confidential space to

In a recent interview with The Guardian, I delved into the intricate landscape of mature marriages—those enduring 20 years or more or where couples have gracefully crossed the 50-year-old milestone. Referred to as the ‘grey divorce,’ this phenomenon unveils itself in the counselling realm of my online relationship clinic. In this post, I explore the

Many couples get caught in constant bickering cycles for long periods of time. While not full fights, bickering still wears away at your connection to your partner and leaves you both feeling lonely. But it’s not impossible to fix a bickering marriage. Key Takeaways: Often couples bicker because of stress and being busy and tired.

Communication isn’t just talking with each other. It’s possible for a couple to talk the time and still communicate poorly. Key takeaways: Communication is more than just talking and listening. Healthy communication is a set of skills you can improve on. Fulfilling relationships comes from learning to listen and resolve conflicts well. Effective communication is