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02/19/2026

Sometimes disappointment after a holiday isn’t about the gift.

It’s about the moment you hoped you’d feel seen… and didn’t.

If your partner “swung and missed,” you’re not ungrateful—and you’re not alone.
This post shares a therapist-informed reframe + simple scripts to help you talk about it without turning it into a fight.

Mind-reading isn’t intimacy. Communication is. ✨

👉 https://insessionpsych.com/when-your-partner-swings-and-misses-how-to-navigate-disappointing-holidays-and-gifts-in-your-relationship/

02/11/2026

“I want to feel close again… but I don’t know how.”

After infidelity, intimacy often becomes a minefield. You might want closeness, but your body says, “not safe.” You want to move forward, but the flashbacks keep pulling you back.

This blog offers therapist-backed ways to reconnect intimately — not just physically, but emotionally and relationally. With examples, boundaries, and ways to rebuild safety together. ❤️‍🩹

🔗 Read more in our latest post.

https://insessionpsych.com/intimacy-after-infidelity-how-to-reconnect-sexually-after-betrayal/

02/05/2026

Healing is possible. If you’re navigating the pain of betrayal, Beyond Betrayal offers expert support to help you rebuild trust, process emotions, and find your path forward. Be around others with similar experiences—you don’t have to go through this alone. We’re here for you. ➡️

https://insessionpsych.com/beyond-betrayal/

02/03/2026

When you're emotionally overwhelmed, who do you turn to?

Many women turn inward — or lean heavily on their partner — and still feel alone.

Strong female friendships offer a different kind of support. They provide space to reflect, regulate, and reconnect with yourself.

They also improve your relationships by helping you process before bringing emotions into your partnership.

This blog explores the impact of these friendships on mental health, identity, and connection.

📖 Read the full post: ➡️
https://insessionpsych.com/how-female-friendships-support-your-mental-health-and-partnership/

01/28/2026

When your spouse wants to separate and you don’t, the grief can feel paralyzing.

Therapist Anna Malles offers six ways to begin coping when the choice to separate wasn’t yours.

The focus isn’t on moving on—it’s on navigating what’s happening now, with more clarity and support. 💔💬

https://insessionpsych.com/how-to-cope-when-your-spouse-wants-a-separation/

01/21/2026

“Is it serious?” Hitting the 3-month mark can bring big questions. As the honeymoon phase fades, it’s the perfect time to check in: Are you aligned? Feeling secure? Ready for more?

These 5 questions can help you find clarity.➡️

https://insessionpsych.com/how-to-make-the-3-month-dating-rule-work-for-you/

01/14/2026

When connection gets neglected, even accidentally, partners can start feeling lonely or a little unsure of their place in the relationship. But the good news is that reconnection doesn’t require a huge overhaul. Small intentional gestures, repeated with warmth, can make a meaningful difference surprisingly fast.

Learn way to reconnect and how to build rituals of connection in your relationship. ➡️

https://insessionpsych.com/ask-a-therapist-what-emotional-connection-looks-like-when-youre-both-running-on-empty/

01/08/2026

Healing is possible.

If you’re navigating the pain of betrayal, Beyond Betrayal offers expert support to help you rebuild trust, process emotions, and find your path forward.

Be around others with similar experiences—you don’t have to go through this alone. We’re here for you.

12/17/2025

When your partner says, “I don’t feel connected to you,” it can be hard to know what they really mean—or how to respond.

In this new “Ask a Therapist” column, Anna Malles, LCMHC, LMFT, shares what emotional connection actually looks like in long-term relationships, especially when life is overwhelming.

This piece offers real-world examples, small but powerful rituals, and therapist-backed ways to rebuild closeness.

🔗 Read the full post
https://insessionpsych.com/ask-a-therapist-what-emotional-connection-looks-like-when-youre-both-running-on-empty/

12/03/2025

11/27/2025

Feeling stuck in unhealthy cycles while your partner resists therapy can leave you overwhelmed and alone. Therapy still carries stigma for many- fear, past experiences, or misconceptions often get in the way. While you can’t force them, understanding their hesitations and approaching the conversation with empathy can help you navigate these tough discussions.

Learn about the steps you can take when your partner refuses to go to therapy. ➡️

https://insessionpsych.com/what-to-do-and-say-when-your-partner-wont-go-to-therapy/

11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Connect Couples Therapy and In Session Psych!

We’re grateful for the couples, families, and individuals who trust us with their stories, their healing, and their growth.

Wishing you a day filled with connection, comfort, and moments that feel grounding.

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