Marriage: Two great interviews on keeping it happy, healthy and HOT
How is your marriage? Good…really good? Or are you just trudging through?
Marriage Boost 101
Marriage counselor Dr. Michelle Gannon shares some great advice on how to give marriage a life-saving boost. Instead of running a marriage like a business, she offers practical ways to bring the friendship (and sex!) back into the relationship, even after years of disconnection. Learn how to get through money problems, rekindle physical touch (remember those hot make-out sessions from dating?), and focus on the positive. Most importantly, marriage has to be a priority, and Dr. Gannon has the tools all couples need to make it great again.
How to affair-proof your marriage
Money, sex, domestic duties…the hot buttons in marriage can seem endless. When problems arise, are you willing to fight for your relationship or will you throw in the (monogrammed, off-the-registry) towel? With a mind-blowing 44% of men and 25% of women having extra-marital affairs, it takes true dedication to not become another statistic. That’s where marriage counseling can help.
Couples therapist Dr. Michelle Gannon shares how to keep the bliss in your marriage—whether you’re newly engaged or reaching your golden anniversary. She offers practical, open advice on how to deal with conflict, kiss and make up, and keep positivity in the relationship. She also addresses the ultimate heart breaker—infidelity—and ways couples can recover after an affair.
If you’re looking for great tools to improve even the healthiest marriage, this counseling session is not to be missed.
Dr. Michelle Gannon is a psychologist, couples therapist, relationship expert, wife and mother. She has been in private practice in San Francisco for 20 years. Michelle is a founder of Marriage Prep 101, an award-winning workshop for couples that she teaches with her husband. Dr. Michelle Gannon has been featured on the CBS Early Show and TIME magazine, among others. Marriage Prep 101 has been awarded Best of the Bay for six years by the San Francisco Bay Guardian.
Thanks for the tips ! Will use for sure. Also, what I finally figured out is, you got to reignite the environment that first attracted you both and also avoid a ton of mistakes we all make naturally. What finally opened my eyes was here : http://helpsaveamarriage.blogspot.com Hope it helps!