# Better Couples Therapy > Relationship Experts in Houston TX ## Posts - [The Secret to Saving a Relationship in Distress](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/relationship-distress/): Learn the little known fact about the cause of relationship distress that can help couples finally understand how to get their relationship back on the right track - [5 Simple Things You Can Do to Improve Your Marriage](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/improve-marriage/): Relationships require constant maintenance to stay healthy. Here are 5 recommendations for things you can do to strengthen or improve your marriage - [How to Move Beyond the Blame Game](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/blame-game/): Learn how to become a better communicator with your partner by implementing a simple shift in your approach - [How to Become a Good Listener (Tools for a Happy Marriage) ](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/listening/): Build intimacy and friendship with you partner: Learn the tools you need to become a good listener - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: The Psychology of Withdrawers (Lesson 6)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/eft-withdrawers/): In this 6th installment in a Therapist's Guide to EFT we explore the psychology of the withdrawer - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: The Psychology of Pursuers (Lesson 5)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/pursuers/): Learn about the psychology and internal experience of what EFT calls the pursuer in a relationship - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Enactments (Lesson 4)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/enactment/): Working with Enactments In today's lesson we will looking at the concept of enactments, which are one of the main ways EFT therapists try to effect change in the way couples interact with each other. Lesson 4: What You will Learn in Today's EFT Lesson: Techniques Used in the EFT Method: EFT is not just a roadmap for where we want to go, it is also a set of clearly delineated interventions and techniques that will help get us there in a way that is experiential rather than cognitive or theoretical. Most of the interventions in EFT are rooted in Continue Reading - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Working with Emotions in EFT (Lesson 3)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/emotions-eft/): Tracking Negative Cycles and Working with Emotions in EFT In today's lesson we will be looking at how the emotionally focused couples therapist helps couples through step 1-4 of the therapy process. This process involves identifying negative cycles and understanding how they are generated. Once this understanding has been accomplished couples are helped to expand their awareness of unacknowledged and more vulnerable feelings which are not currently being communicated. This awareness then allows new input and communication that can change the negative cycle and help couples interact vulnerably rather than reactively. The key to accomplishing this change is helping couples Continue Reading - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Steps and Stages (Lesson 2)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/steps-and-stages/): Steps and Stages of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy In today's lesson we will be looking at the sequence couples have to go through to complete a full course of emotionally focused couples therapy. As we saw in part 1, EFT provides an attachment understanding of why couples end up having relationship problems. With this in mind, part 2 provides a roadmap for how couples can undo these problems by going through a series of steps and stages that will ultimately provide them with the anti-dote or cure (a secure attachment). For the emotionally focused couples therapist helping couples get there Continue Reading - [A Therapist's Guide to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Attachment (Lesson 1)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/eft-attachment/): Attachment Theory as the Foundation for Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy In my work as a couples therapist in both my private practice and at the University of Houston I have often been in a teaching role to newer therapists wanting to learn more about becoming a couples therapist. As a certified emotionally-focused couples therapist this has meant teaching newer therapists more about the EFT approach. To help convey this knowledge I have developed my own curriculum that therapists wanting to learn the approach can go through in a step-by-step fashion. I am now sharing it publicly for the first time with Continue Reading - [Do You Have Healthy Boundaries in Your Relationship?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/boundaries/): Having good boundaries in a relationship is immensely important. Whenever boundaries are either too strict or too loose the relationship suffers... If boundaries are too loose they can become an existential threat to the relationship: A relationship can only exist when clear boundaries are drawn around a couple and the sanctity of the relationship is honored and respected. If boundaries are too strict, on the other hand, they can stifle natural human needs and instincts and can make you feel like you can’t really be yourself. Finding the right balance where you can both be yourself and be respectful of Continue Reading - [How Couples Can Resolve Differences in Parenting Styles](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/parenting/): A common source of conflict in couples is how to best raise children together. Parenting is a stressful endeavor and often brings out deep-rooted differences in how each person believes their children should be raised. One person might be more authoritarian and strict whereas the other is more egalitarian and permissive, or one person might have more conservative values that they want to instill in their children whereas the other is more liberal and free-spirited and takes a hands-off approach. So how do couples best navigate this? Our preference for a particular parenting style is often deeply rooted in how we Continue Reading - [What to Do if Your Partner is Always Unhappy or Dissatisfied about Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/relationship-dissatisfaction/): What to do when your partner continues to express dissatisfaction with your relationship? Learn how to address this issue without losing yourself in the process. - [What to Do if You Are Feeling Unfulfilled in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/unfulfilling-relationship/): Learn how to best communicate with your partner if you are feeling unfulfilled in your relationship. - [How to Be Your Partner's Greatest Stress Reliever](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/stress/): Learn what to do and what not to do when your partner is going through a stressful time and is counting on you for support - [The 3 Most Common Issues that Bring Couples to Couples Therapy](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/issues/): What are the three most common issues that bring couples to couples therapy? Find out what they are and what you can do about them - [5 Steps to Transforming Relationship Resentments](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/relationship-resentment/): Learn 5 easy steps to turning moments of anger, hostility, and resentment into moments of greater intimacy and closeness. - [How To Turn a Negative Relationship Around](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/negative-relationship/): Many couples struggle daily with conflicts, negativity, or unmet needs. Learn how to get unstuck from the negative pattern and turn your relationship around - [Negotiating Different Needs for Closeness and Alone Time in Romantic Relationships](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/alonetime/): How do you negotiate different needs for closeness and alone time in a relationship? Learn how to respect differences without sacrificing your own needs. - [When Shame and Anxiety Interferes with Your Sex Life](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/sex/): Sexual issues in a relationship are often about psychological or emotional conflicts that get in the way of enjoying sexual pleasures and emotional intimacy - [The Art of the Apology (How to Achieve True Forgiveness)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/apology/): The ability to offer a sincere apology is a necessary skill if you want to succeed in your relationship. Learn what to do and what not to do to make your partner forgive you for your wrongs. - [My Partner is Depressed: What Should I Do?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/depressed-partner/): What do you do when your partner is depressed? Learn the Do's and Don'ts... - [5 Characteristics of a Healthy Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/healthy-relationship/): How do you know if your relationship is a healthy one? The general rule of thumb is that a relationship is as healthy as can be when both partners feel secure and safe with each other. Both partners need to know that they can turn to each other if they need something and that they can be assured that their partner will be emotionally available and responsive when they express what they need. If this simple expectation can be felt as a certainty for both partners, the relationship will be secure, and subsequently strong. Secure couples show the following characteristics, Continue Reading - [How to Improve the Intimacy in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/intimacy/): Find out how you can feel close again, if you feel lonely in your relationship, or feel like you are losing your emotional connection with your partner. - [Best Ways to Handle Strong Emotions in Relationships](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/emotions/): Learn how to handle strong emotions in your relationship so you can communicate your feelings without pushing your partner away - [The Most Common Ways Partners Attempt to Control Each Other](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/power-and-control/): One of the most frequent issues in relationships is the battle for control and power. Learn how to better recognize the signs of a controlling relationship - [Approaches to Couples Counseling: Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/eft/): Learn about Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) and find out if EFT is the couples therapy approach for you. - [How to Respond When Your Partner is Acting "Crazy" (and Reasoning Doesn't Work)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/crazy-partner/):   One of the things that are most difficult for many couples to deal with are those moments when one or both partners just aren’t acting rationally or reasonably. One person, for example, might be full of rage and accusations about something that leaves the other person perplexed, and at their wits end. “All I did was to go dance with someone else at a wedding party, and she all of a sudden accused me of cheating and threatened to break up with me”, one person says. “I explained to her she was wrong and that I had no ill Continue Reading - [How to Save Your Relationship from Failing](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/save-relationship/): For a long time we have been thinking mistakenly about couples issues. We have thought that if one partner is unhappy, the solution lies in either changing their own expectations, or asking for a change in their partner. We have thought that relationships are essentially about compromises between two people who ultimately have to change something about themselves in order to make their relationship work. Imagine the surprise then when couples researcher John Gottman makes the claim that 2 out of 3 issues couples fight about are fundamentally irresolvable. They are not quick fixes, such as taking out the trash, Continue Reading - [How to Stop Your Spouse from Nagging](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/nagging-spouse/): It is one of the most common occurrences in couples therapy: a nagging, complaining wife, and a husband who feels criticized and can’t seem to please his wife. These are of course gender stereotypes, but they are stereotypes for a reason. Statistically, it is often the woman who complains about not getting enough attention or consideration in the relationship, and the man who feels perplexed about how he can really please his wife. From the male perspective, the dilemma of the “nagging wife” is a well known cultural fact. It is the butt of many a joke about who “wears Continue Reading - [How to Choose the Right Couples Therapist](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/choosing-couples-therapist/): You may have noticed that you aren't that happy in your relationship, or may find that you and your partner keep on getting stuck in the same old arguments. You want to fight for your relationship, but don't really know how to move out of the rut you are in. You have heard of couples therapy, but don't really know if it is right for you, and don't really know how to begin to choose a couples therapist to work with. Well, if this is you, then the following guidelines may be just what you are looking for... But before Continue Reading - [How to Know if You Are Compromising Too Much in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/compromising-in-relationships/): In many relationships the issue is that couples compromise too much – not too little. Want to know why? Then this blog post is for you… - [Why Do People Stay in Abusive Relationships?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/abusive-relationships/): As an outsider looking in, it is difficult to understand what motivates a person to stay in an abusive relationship. Here are some reasons to consider... - [Can a Relationship Recover from an Affair?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/affair/):   How do you move forward after discovering that your partner has had an affair?   Many people ask themselves this question. They want to know if there is hope at the end of the tunnel, or if it is better to just call it quits.   The Difficult Road Ahead: For those who choose to stay and work on their relationship it likely won’t be easy. The problems that were there to begin with are still there, but now on top of these you have to deal with broken trust and damage to the betrayed partner's sense of being Continue Reading - [Doing Therapy While Staying at Home: Benefits and Limitations of Online Therapy (Telehealth)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/telehealth/):   What is Telehealth Therapy?   In these times of coronavirus and social distancing there is no need to forego therapy. Just like work meetings are being conducted via teleconference to enable working from home, so are therapy sessions. Telehealth is the word used to describe the myriad of ways therapy can be offered through technological mediums like the phone or the internet. My favorite telehealth method is to offer video-conference sessions through the doxy.me platform. Rather than having to download any software on your computer or mobile device, the doxy.me platform allows me to simply send my clients a Continue Reading - [Reviving Your Relationship: What to Do When Your Partner is Inattentive and Disengaged](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/reviving-relationship/):   One of the most frequent reasons couples come to couples therapy is that one person experiences the other person as withdrawn, checked out, or inattentive.   One Woman's Story: A woman in her mid-twenties, for example, complained that her husband enjoyed playing video games more than he enjoyed talking to her. Because she did not want to be a nag, she would sometimes wait patiently on the sofa in front of the TV, hoping her husband would come join her of his own volition. Every now and then, however, her loving patience would reach a limit and she would Continue Reading - [How to Resolve Recurring Conflicts in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/resolve-conflicts/):   How to Resolve Recurring Conflicts in Your Relationship:   John Gottman, one of the most acclaimed researchers on couples conflict, has argued that about two thirds of all issues couples argue about are irresolvable. He calls these issues, perpetual conflictsand they consist of difference in taste and habit that are so deeply ingrained in us that they have become part of our personality. Perpetual problems might include issues such as one person being a home body and another person being a social butterfly, or one person having a relaxed attitude to life, while another is a go-getter who needs Continue Reading - [Are Men from Mars and Women from Venus?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/love-respect/):   What Do Women Want Out of a Relationship?   “Why is My Husband or Boyfriend so Thoughtless and Uncaring?” Many women in heterosexual relationships often find themselves asking this question. Their deepest wish is that their husband or boyfriend will finally wake up and treat them like they truly care. For many women the desire to be loved and desired is often at the top of their relationship wish list. They enter into a relationship with a desire to feel secure in their bond with their partner and they unconsciously equate the feeling of being loved and desired with Continue Reading - [The Fear of Being Yourself in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/fear-being-yourself/): Fear and anxiety about being oneself often plays a significant role in people’s relationships. Oftentimes, however, we are not aware that we are holding parts of ourselves back. We have simply adapted to the relationship and learned to be a lesser version of ourselves. A husband, for example, may not really be aware that he is afraid of speaking his mind to his wife. Fortunately for him his organism has already responded to his fear without him consciously having to be aware of it. He now simply becomes more quiet, goes along with what his wife wants, or tells her Continue Reading - [Signs that You May Be in a Controlling Relationship
(and What to Do if You Are)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/controlling-relationship/):   Over time an unequal power balance may develop in a relationship where one partner becomes the more dominant person and the other becomes the more submissive.   In this article you will learn to recognize the signs of an unequal relationship and will learn more about what to do if you feel controlled or stifled in your relationship...   How to Know if You are with a Domineering Partner?      Dominance in relationships can be exercised in many ways, but generally revolves around the ability to define reality and set the agenda for both partners in the relationship. A Continue Reading - [Why Couples Fight and How to Stop It](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/why-couples-fight/): What to Do When Your Relationship Feels Like a Lot of Work: Relationships can be a lot of work, especially when hidden resentments remain unexpressed or when one or both partners begin to feel a lack of connection. Oftentimes such unexpressed needs or feelings can lead to a perpetual cycle of negativity where both partners end up wondering if there is really any love left. Fortunately, emotionally-focused couples therapists have found a way to reverse the vicious cycle of criticism that can sometimes take a hold of a relationship In the video "How to Turn a Negative Relationship Around", I Continue Reading - [Emotion is the Music of Our Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/emotion-music-relationship/):   A relationship is like a dance. One partner puts their feet in response to where the other puts theirs. And the tune we dance to is almost entirely made up of emotions... When one partner says: "Why do we never go on dates anymore?" they are communicating an emotion. Depending on their tone of voice, their facial expression, their body posture, and the emotion they feel when they ask the question, their other half is either going to dance with them by saying something like "oh! I guess we haven't been going out much. I am really sorry if Continue Reading - [4 Destructive Habits to Avoid in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/destructive-habits/): 4 Destructive Habits to Avoid in Your Relationship:     Couples researcher and therapist John Gottman has studied the characteristics of couples who are in successful relationships, and also couples who are in relationships that ultimately fail. What he has found is that couples who end up separating or divorcing, engage much more often in 1 of 4 destructive habits that undermine love and affection over time. Couples who have more loving and lasting relationships also engage in these habits, but much less often. They are also much better able to engage in what Gottman calls antidote behaviors, which counteract Continue Reading - [Why I Like Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT)](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/emotionally-focused-couples-therapy/): Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) is an approach to working with couples, which we adopt at Better Couples Therapy as our primary approach to strengthening relationship bonds between partners. The approach was invented by Susan Johnson and Les Greenberg, two prominent psychologists and researchers in Canada, who argued that emotions are our most fundamental way of communicating with each other. One of the things I really like about Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy is that it works with people without introducing what can often seem like silly or artificial exercises. I have always had a distaste for couples therapy approaches that Continue Reading - [When to Consider Marriage Counseling?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/when-to-consider-marriage-counseling/): Many couples think of marriage counseling as a last resort to be considered only when you are on the verge of divorce. Only when couples have exhausted all other options, do they finally throw up their hands and ask for outside help. Many times, however, this might mean that one partner already has a foot out the door, or that the marriage has been so starved of affection or so full of resentments, that not even a skilled couples therapist will be able to bring the lost connection back.   Marriage Counseling is Preventative:   In reality, marriage counseling is Continue Reading - [Get FREE Couples Guide](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/get-free-couples-guide/): In 'The Secrets of Happy Couples: A User's Guide to a More Fulfilling Relationship', Dr. Rune Moelbak teaches you the secrets couples therapists know about how to make relationships work - [Learn about Individual Therapy](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/individual-therapy/): Better Therapy is not just a slogan, but a way of doing things. Learn what sets us apart... - [What Will We Get Out of Couples Therapy?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/what-will-we-get-out-of-couples-therapy/): Most couples problems stem from underlying relationship insecurities. When we feel criticized or unappreciated by our partner, we often focus our energy on defending ourselves, and begin to share less of ourselves with our partner. Couples therapy helps to uncover the negative patterns in which we have gotten stuck, and helps partners feel safer to confide in each other and express their true longings, needs, and feelings. The goal of couples therapy is to build a more secure bond between you, so you can express more of yourself to each other, and can feel closer and less fearful of giving Continue Reading - [Do You Accept Insurance?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/do-you-accept-insurance/): Most health insurance plans do not provide coverage for couples therapy and we do not work directly with any insurance company. Some health insurance plans allow you to see a therapist out-of-network and will reimburse you up to 80% of your expenses when you submit your therapy receipts. We are happy to provide you with a monthly bill to submit to your insurance carrier, but cannot guarantee that you will get reimbursed. Please check with your insurance carrier to ask about your out-of-network coverage and find out what your reimbursement rate might be. - [How Many Sessions Do We Need?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/how-many-sessions-do-we-need/): Although you can certainly benefit from attending just a few sessions, the typical treatment length is between 10 - 20 sessions depending on severity of issues. It has taken you a long time to develop negative interaction patterns, and you will have to relearn ways to connect that will at first seem hard to implement. Therapy often serves as a safe space where both of you can feel freer to communicate thoughts and feelings than you might feel when you are simply by yourselves. It will take time to apply what you learn in therapy to your own lives and Continue Reading - [Watch Video: The Secret to Fighting Less in Your Relationship](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/the-secret-to-fighting-less-in-your-relationship/) - [What Happens in Couples Therapy?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/what-happens-in-couples-therapy/): Couples Therapy usually consist of an assessment phase where areas of strength and struggle in the relationship are assessed. Once the assessment has been completed a tailored treatment plan will be shared with you and an estimate of the length of treatment discussed. The following sessions will consist a number of different interventions aimed at helping each of you get in touch with deeper issues, feelings, and perspectives, that will help broaden your view of yourself, your partner, and your relationship. You will at times be asked to interact and express yourself in new ways with your partner, and will Continue Reading - [What Kind of Couples Go to Couples Therapy?](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/what-kind-of-couples-go-to-couples-therapy/): Couples therapy is for every couple interested in investing in a better relationship. A common misunderstanding is that going to see a couples therapist is a sign of failure. The opposite may in fact be true. Statistics show that most relationships fail if left to their own devices. 40-50% of married couples divorce, and of the remaining 50-60% many live unhappy lives. Seeing a couples therapist is therefore about being proactive so that the odds of succeeding are increased. All couples can benefit from learning more about how they communicate, how they make each other feel special, how they resolve Continue Reading ## Pages - [Terms](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/terms/): [row] [span12]   Terms of Service for www.bettercouplestherapy.com Introduction Welcome to www.bettercouplestherapy.com. This website is owned and operated by Better Therapy PLLC. By visiting our website and accessing the information, resources, services, products, and tools we provide, you understand and agree to accept and adhere to the following terms and conditions as stated in this policy (hereafter referred to as ‘User Agreement’). This agreement is in effect as of Jan 1, 2016. We reserve the right to change this User Agreement from time to time without notice. You acknowledge and agree that it is your responsibility to review this User Continue Reading - [Love and Intimacy](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/love-and-intimacy/): Are you longing for a stronger connection? [row][span3][service_box title="Does it sometimes seem like you are living parallel lives?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box1"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Do you not have as many meaningful conversations as you used to?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box2"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Has your sex life become boring and predictable?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box3"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Do you feel lonely and unfulfilled sometimes?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box4"][/span3][/row] If so, maybe it is time to invest in your relationship: [row] [span4] [/span4] [span4] [/span4][span4][/span4] [/row] Many couples grow more distant over time: [row][span3]Once the honeymoon phase of a relationship is over, many couples struggle to maintain the same level of passion and closeness they used Continue Reading - [Infidelity, Affairs, and Betrayals](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/infidelity-and-affairs/): Have you felt betrayed by the person you love? 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We now know that relationship Continue Reading - [Conflicts and Arguments](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/conflicts-and-arguments/): Do you feel stuck in an endless cycle of arguments and negativity? [row][span3][service_box title="Does it often seem like your partner doesn't care?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box1"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Do you often feel criticized and like you can never do things right?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box2"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Do you feel punished by your partner's silence, rejection, or distance?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box3"][/span3][span3][service_box title="Do you get angry because you feel anxious about a lack of connection?" icon="no" custom_class="service_box4"][/span3][/row] If so, your relationship is likely suffering: [row] [span4] [/span4] [span4] [/span4][span4] [/span4] [/row] Arguments are the #1 reason why relationships end: [row][span3] How to stop arguments is one of the most common Continue Reading - [About Us](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/about-us/): The Better Therapy Difference: Our Clinicians: Rune Moelbak, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and certified emotionally-focused couples therapist in the Houston, Texas area. He is the founder of Better Therapy PLLC, and has more than 10 years of experience providing therapy for adults and couples. He has received training in the Gottman Method and Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy (EFT), two of the most effective couples therapy approaches. He is the author of many articles published in psychological journals and is the author of the relationship blog “Couples Insight”. He is a clinical supervisor at the University of Houston and has taught Continue Reading - [Testimonials](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/about-us/testimonials/): [recenttesti num="10" thumb="true" excerpt_count="150" title="testimonials"] - [Home](https://bettercouplestherapy.com/): What Would You Like Help With? [row] [span12] Increase Love and Intimacy Do you not feel as close as you used to? Do you sometimes feel lonely in your relationship? 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