What causes limerence?
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You are happy with your spouse? You may never have heated arguments; you are kind and supportive with each and you have a satisfying sex
Should I Go? Should I Stay? – Beating limerence
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We use this term because for many relationships where one or both partners wish to go their separate ways, all rational thinking and sense goes
Impact of COVID on Relationships
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If you don’t find anyone in your support system reliable enough, seek some professionals’ help. You can visit Coaching centers or psychologists if depression accompanies you as
Healthy dialogue – how to beat limerence
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At LoveRelations, we ask couples who come to us: “What do you argue about most?” The answers we receive are almost universal: children, money, too
PTSD – the limerence affair
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Affair recovery forms a large part of our work at LoveRelations. About half the couples we work with are seeking help after the disclosure or
Money, Relationships and limerence
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Money, despite what any of us want to believe about “love conquering all”, matters more than almost other issue in relationships. According to one US
The Reality Distortion Field When in the Fog of an limerence Affair.
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Week in week out I sit across from clients that are blinded, paralysed and entombed by the fog of an affair. These include the overwhelming
Rebuilding Trust After A Limerence Affair
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Is it possible to rebuild trust in a relationship after an affair? Dr David Perl, specialist couples psychotherapist and founder of LoveRelations, believes this is
Jealousy and Insecurity – Can we be friends with the Limerent Object
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It is a common misconception that jealousy is a sign of love. Shakespeare, writing about “the green eyed monster” knew as much when he created
“The Perfect Christmas” – An unbearable strain on any relationship?
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There are points in every year where relationships come under extra pressure: Summer holidays, new school terms, Valentine’s Day of course, Christmas. According to the
Men And Limerence Affairs
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From the time we are little boys, men are programmed – both socially conditioned and psychologically hard-wired to prove themselves, to make a name for themselves. Consequently,