When it comes to Facebook and relationships, it tends to be true that it’s often complicated. Interesting research into the social media network is showing that Facebook is having an impact on our romantic relationships. Facebook can often be the cause of relationship conflict as well as jealousy. Check out the infographic below […]
Facebook and Your Relationship: It’s Complicated [Infographic] Read Post »
I’m very excited to share my first guest post for the Love and Life Toolbox, which is owned by well-known U.S. marriage and family therapist Lisa Kift. I’ve always been impressed by Lisa’s passion for sharing information to help people build better relationships and improve their emotional health. I recently partnered with Lisa, so I
Is it Time Your Relationship Had a Digital Cleanse? Read Post »
There’s no doubt that the instant availability of porn through the Internet is changing our attitudes towards sex and porn. If you wanted to obtain pornography in decades past, you had to risk being seen slipping into a seedy-looking sex store, often in a grungy part of the city. The potential for shame was often
How Porn Sex is Changing Real Sex Lives Read Post »
Your phone may be having a negative impact on your relationship. On a recent holiday to Canada, I visited the beautiful Whistler in British Columbia and decided to take the ‘peak-to-peak’ Gondola, which is the world’s longest free-span Gondola. It was a spectacular ride with incredible scenery, but what I found shocking is there was
Does Your Relationship Need a Digital Detox? Read Post »
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I was asked by MSN.com this week to comment on some new research reported by CNN that says many couples are too tired for sex. You can read the article by clicking here. The article obviously hit a nerve and was very popular, ending up on the home page of MSN. Couples that are too tired
Sex Advice: Couples Too Tired for Sex [Study] Read Post »
I’m always fascinated by how social media, and in particular Facebook is impacting and influencing relationships. A recent article in the New York Times highlighted some of the dilemmas that couples are facing today as social media becomes deeply embedded in our modern ways of relating. In my relationship counselling practice, not a week goes by
Warning: 9 Ways Facebook Couples can Avoid Social Suicide Read Post »
More and more we are hearing in the media about relationship problems that involve Facebook. In particular, it seems it is the end of a relationship where interactions can deteriorate on Facebook. In my clinical practice, I am hearing about behaviours such as jealousy, spying, cyber-stalking, public shaming, open hostility and conflict being displayed on
How to Navigate the End of a Relationship on Facebook Read Post »
