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Struggling with burnout and its impact on your relationship? Learn how to recognise the signs, offer support, and seek help.

Feeling guilty or ashamed after hurting your partner? Learn how to move beyond these emotions towards "decent regret".

Discover the reality of 'forever love' and the art of nurturing authentic connections. Cultivate connection for forever love.

Holding space is a powerful approach that respects your partner's freedom, fosters healing, and creates space for a stronger connection.

Understand, empathise, and grow while navigating the heart of conflict in your relationship.

Uncover the hidden patterns that fuel conflict in your relationship. Learn how to understand, and then break free from the cycle of pain.

Feeling unheard by your partner? Learn to navigate conflict with compassion and transform disagreements into opportunities for connection.

We 'check out' if there is continued pain without Safety, Accountability, and Commitment to Change.

Discover how depression in a relationship impacts emotional intimacy, household responsibilities, and children. Practical steps

Love & Addiction: Can your relationship survive? We explore how addiction impacts couples, offer support, & find hope for healing.

Explore the intense and often fleeting nature of infatuation, its distinction from true love, and its potential to hinder reconciliation .

The discovery of an affair within a relationship is a profoundly traumatic experience, leaving couples with a multitude of complex questions

Learn how to understand, cope with, and overcome the challenges of infidelity with an overview of the 3 stages of Affair Trauma Recovery.

As lockdown eases in South Africa, we look at love in the age of lockdown. How can you be a better partner in and beyond lockdown? Read Loui

Falling in love again or falling apart? Couples therapist Louis Venter shares his observations of what’s happening in relationships...

If you’ve ever been in a relationship, then you don’t need to read about sex to know its complicated. But why?

It is important that we be there for our partners. Simply showing up can make a big difference.

The first and most important step to save a conflict-ridden marriage is not to give up but to recognise that it can be saved.