Beyond Ghosting

By Paul Dunion / August 23, 2024

The importance of ending a relationship honestly and with compassion. Read on Psychology Today.

Working with New Relationship Triangles

By Paul Dunion / August 8, 2024

How to make an emerging relationship triangle work. Read on Psychology Today.

The Wild Edge of Love

By Paul Dunion / August 2, 2024

How to let go of asking others to love you instead of loving yourself. Read on Psychology Today.

Welcome Eros to Empower Your Relationship

By Paul Dunion / July 23, 2024

Couples who clearly communicate their desires strengthen and enhance their bond. Read on Psychology Today.

Challenges of Emotional Intimacy

By Paul Dunion / July 16, 2024

Four levels of messiness. Read on Psychology Today.

The Dark Night of Marriage

By Paul Dunion / July 9, 2024

Working with psychological regression. Read on Psychology Today.      

The Difference Between Episodic and Committed Intimacy

By Paul Dunion / July 4, 2024

We can distinguish the type of intimacy that we choose. Read on Psychology Today.

Being Needed vs. Being Loved

By Paul Dunion / June 30, 2024

Mutually supportive relationships generate intimacy. Read on Psychology Today.

The Introverted Leader

By Paul Dunion / January 25, 2024

“Dale Carnegie’s metamorphosis from farm boy to salesman to public speaking icon is also the story of the rise of the Extroverted Ideal. Carnegie’s journey reflected a cultural evolution that reached a tipping point around the turn of the twentieth century, changing forever who we are and whom we admire, how we act at job…

More or Less Grounded

By Paul Dunion / July 24, 2023

“Feeling rooted in the earth is soothing to the body, and it is our connection to the earth that gives us our most basic sense of belonging, home, resilience, and safety”. Jessica Moore     Describing someone as grounded appears to have become quite favorable as well as not grounded being somewhat pejorative. We can…