by Michael Brown, MSC, LMFT | Sep 10, 2019 | Couples Therapy, Marriage and Family Therapy
Perhaps you are a stay-at-home parent with a couple of kids. You love your partner, but you feel undervalued and underappreciated. Your partner works a full-time job outside of the house and expects dinner to be made and laundry to be done when he or she comes home... 
by Michael Brown, MSC, LMFT | Aug 22, 2019 | Couples Therapy, Couples Workshops, Marriage and Family Therapy
You may be thinking, “What do I do if I love my partner, but I’m no longer in love with him (or her)?” Perhaps you no longer feel the same excitement and passion that you did early on in the relationship. In over 40 years of research with over 3000 couples,... by Michael Brown, MSC, LMFT | Jun 6, 2019 | Couples Therapy, Marriage and Family Therapy
Michael Brown, MSC, LMFT You feel hurt, angry, frustrated, righteously indignant, or jealous and you want to reach out to (or strike out at) your spouse or partner, but they are not there. So, you send them an angry or sarcastic text message. Thus begins the text war,... by Michael Brown, MSC, LMFT | Sep 11, 2018 | Couples Therapy, Couples Workshops, Marriage and Family Therapy
How familiar are you with your spouse’s inner world? What do you know about your partner’s history, concerns, preferences, worries, and the current world? How do you update your knowledge of your spouse’s inner world? In more than four decades of...