Relationships

Understanding the difference between “living” and “existing” helps us understand why it’s sometimes so hard to like the people you love.

Various levels of separateness as they correspond to the Four Worlds as well as interpersonal relationships.

The Third Temple to be built by Moshiach corresponds to the third phase in a relationship in which opposites are harmonized and ultimate peace is achieved.

Are you encountering “frosty conditions” or “icy patches” in your relationship with your spouse or children?

How do YOU greet your spouse at the end of your day? Marital therapist, Aryeh Pamensy challenges us in this week's video blog while providing some tips to enrich any marriage.

Americans are a society of people who "love to love." But is love itself a value?

How couples can build the kind of life together where both will give and receive the maximum amount of love.

How two people can come together to create a new entity while remaining individuals.

Attachment Theory provides insights into different "attachment styles" of individuals and how couples can create and sustain closeness and intimacy.

The Talmud says, “One who dreams of a river, a kettle and a bird will have a happy marriage.” What do these three symbols represent, and what can they teach us about the methods by which couples can increase intimacy?