
Emotional Knowing in Relationships
A recent study links knowing your own emotions with better understanding your spouse's feelings, and with offering support that actually feels helpful…
from Psychology Today2 min read
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Talking well, disagreeing kindly and repairing after hard moments.

A recent study links knowing your own emotions with better understanding your spouse's feelings, and with offering support that actually feels helpful…
from Psychology Today2 min read

Ten areas Muslim couples can review together each year, from shared worship and emotional support to health, charity and spending, to keep…
from The Muslim Vibe2 min read

Shaykh Abdullah Hasan pairs Gary Chapman's five love languages with examples from the Prophet's ﷺ life to help spouses express love in…
from MuslimMatters2 min read

Why seeing your spouse through a generally positive lens helps couples handle conflict, and three habits from Gottman research that help keep…
from The Gottman Institute2 min read

How spouses can build and protect trust, or amana, through honesty, transparency, reliability and shared time, with ten practical habits rooted in…
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Practical swaps for handling hard conversations with your spouse, from sticking to one point to structured turn-taking that keeps things calm.
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Why small, regular gestures of affection and attention keep spouses connected long after the early excitement of marriage fades.
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An Islamic look at why marital conflicts happen, how to tell healthy disagreements from harmful ones, and five ways to handle them…
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Four simple habits that build trust in a relationship from the very beginning: keeping your word, stating intentions, owning mistakes and honesty.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read

Five practical skills from Gottman research for handling disagreements in marriage: gentle openings, repair attempts, calming down, compromise and healing hurts afterwards.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read

How noticing and naming your own feelings, and asking better questions, helps spouses face problems together instead of turning on each other.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read

A three-step Gottman approach for talking through an argument afterwards: sharing feelings, validating each other's view, and owning your part.
from The Gottman Institute2 min read