Tell me if this scenario sounds familiar: You’ve set up the car pools for the kids for the week, you’ve shopped for and made dinner (and this was difficult because of little Jimmy’s recently diagnosed gluten allergy), you’ve emailed back and forth all day...

 There’s a lot going on in today’s relationships: commutes, work, deadlines, keeping the house together, fitting in time with friends, self-care, and just the general maintenance of life leaves many couples feeling exhausted at the end of the day. When you...

 Today you’re going to learn how the law of attraction really works in your relationship. To get us there, we’re going to need to take a small (I promise) detour down a quantum science road, but you’ve got to know about quantum to understand that the law...

  Albert Ellis, considered by many to be the grandfather of cognitive-behavioral therapies, founded RET in 1955. His theory was revolutionary at the time (and maybe to you now), because it centered around the idea that individuals tend to think that...

 Some research shows that people complain once a minute during a typical conversation. Why the heck do we complain? The simple answer: because it feels good. If you’re not happy in your relationship, complaining can become a really nasty habit. Not only is...

 In the business world we have lots of great tools for what we call “Root Cause Analysis” or RCA. This is usually part of quality management in a company. Root Cause Analysis is just what it sounds like: you’re trying to break down what seems like a big...

 Kiele Jael was recently featured on the Relationships Made Easy Episode 053 talking about how to get your sexy back in the kitchen. As a little something extra, here is her awesome Millet recipe:I had no idea what millet was until 2014 when I started at...

 My friend and colleague, Tess Brigham, always says, “If you don’t want to live on a farm in Idaho, don’t marry an Idaho farmer.” I totally agree! People are who they are, right at the beginning of any relationship. I don’t necessarily mean those first few...

 Decision-making in relationships can be tough. Often, the individuals in a partnership end up coming out of any deliberation thinking they’ve given up more than their partner. There’s a feeling of someone winning and someone losing instead of a shared...

 In the 1940s, John Bowlby, a developmental psychologist and psychiatrist was interested in what happened when children and caregivers were separated for brief or longer amounts of time. He believed that how we attached to these caregivers affected our...

 To understand how to make your partner feel like a priority, you first have to think about how you know you’re a priority to your own partner. When I gave a quick survey to my tribe, here are some of the answers I received:My partner taking my needs into...

 Does any of this sound familiar?“You’re not listening to me!” “You misunderstood what I said!”“We just discussed this last yesterday – how could you forget already?!”Or, have you ever been chatting with someone and kind of “woke up” in the middle of the...