Cheryl Harris, Ph.D.Attachment issues, such as anxious or avoidant patterns, often shape relationship struggles. Healing these patterns can promote healthier and more secure partnerships.
Cheryl Harris, Ph.D.Feelings of neediness in relationships are common and often reflect deeper fears of rejection or abandonment. While all humans have needs for connection, excessive dependence can strain partnerships.
Cheryl Harris, Ph.D.Many couples worry when attraction diminishes over the years. While shifts in desire are common, they do not necessarily indicate failure of the relationship.
Cheryl Harris, Ph.D.Sexual frequency and satisfaction often decline in long-term relationships. This change is common but not inevitable. Understanding the psychological, relational, and physiological factors helps couples address intimacy challenges proactively.