The Today Show
August 2011 Can taking time out, save a troubled relationship? (related tags: couples therapy, couples counseling)
Trial separation can sometimes salvage a marriage that’s on the rocks, because it provides time for growth and reflection. Do you think taking time out from a troubled relationship can actually save it?
The Today Show
July 2010 1 in 4 Married Couples Sleep in Separate Beds (related tags: couples therapy, couples counseling)
Marital bed — once a symbol of matrimony — is threatened with extinctionAccording to the National Sleep Foundation, nearly one in four American couples sleep in separate bedrooms or beds. In addition, the National Association of Home Builders says it expects 60 percent of custom homes to have dual master bedrooms by 2015. TODAY’s Natalie Morales takes a look at this marital trend.
RADIO
WS Radio What are the Repercussions of Social Media? (related tags: couples therapy, couples counseling)
How do email, text, Facebook and Twitter negatively impact our relationships?
NPR Is Your Bed a War Zone? (related tags: couples therapy, couples counseling)
Is your bed a war zone? Does your husband snore or your wife steal the covers? Do you suffer from sleepless nights because you share a bed with your romantic partner? We’ll talk about the challenges and benefits of sharing a bed.
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Glamour.com Do or Don’t: Sleeping in Seperate Beds (related tags: couples therapy, couples counseling)
Imagine this. It’s time for bed. You and your sweetie make sure the doors are locked, turn off the lights, kiss goodnight and then head for separate beds.
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