The Center for Relationship Health

The Center for Relationship Health The Center for Relationship Health provides clients the resources and tools they need to successfully manage their lives and relationships. Live happier.

The Center for Relationship Health (CRSH) is dedicated to improving the lives of its clients through counseling and therapies specifically tailored to the individual and couple’s needs. Experienced, professional and caring therapists at CRSH are dedicated to teaching and empowering people to understand, improve, and take responsibility for their own relationships, communications, intimacy and s*xual satisfaction. Areas of expertise include individual and couple counseling; intimacy, communication & s*xual relationship issues; loss of s*xual desire, painful in*******se; s*xual & arousal difficulties; out-of-control s*xual behaviors; le***an, gay, bis*xual and transgender issues; difficulties following childhood abuse; anxiety and depression; and more. (re)Discover Intimacy & Passionate S*x. For additional information, call us 248.399.7447 or visit www.crsh.com.

✨ Curious about consensual non-monogamy? ✨You’re not alone — 1 in 5 Americans has explored it, and many find deep connec...
11/20/2025

✨ Curious about consensual non-monogamy? ✨
You’re not alone — 1 in 5 Americans has explored it, and many find deep connection, emotional growth, and fulfilling partnerships through this relationship style.

Join Veronica Lujic, LLMSW, for an insightful webinar where she breaks down the realities of non-monogamy: the communication it requires, the boundaries that support it, and the meaningful opportunities it can offer.

🔍 In this webinar, you’ll learn:
• What consensual non-monogamy really is
• Common challenges and how to navigate them
• How to communicate with clarity and compassion
• Setting healthy boundaries
• Understanding resurfacing emotions
• Building connection, support & trust

Whether you’re a therapist, educator, part of the LGBTQIA+ community, exploring this relationship style yourself, or simply curious — this webinar is for you.

💬 Ask questions live via chat
🎙️ Presented by: Veronica Lujic, LLMSW

👉 Register here: https://crsh.com/2025/11/20/exploring-non-monogamous/

Don’t miss this chance to learn, reflect, and grow!

We’re proud to share that our very own Dr. Joe Kort is sponsoring the next Ties Like Me! event — Detroit’s premier LGBTQ...
11/11/2025

We’re proud to share that our very own Dr. Joe Kort is sponsoring the next Ties Like Me! event — Detroit’s premier LGBTQ+ professional networking group 🌈🤝

Join LGBTQ+ professionals and allies for an evening of connection, conversation, and community.

📍 Old Detroit Burger Bar
27 E 14 Mile Rd, Clawson, MI 48017
🗓 Wednesday, November 19, 2025
⏰ 5:30–8:00 PM

✅ Non-political, welcoming environment
✅ No membership or annual fees
✅ Bring plenty of business cards!

At the Center for Relationship Health, we believe relationships are a powerful source of healing—and events like this help strengthen the ties within our community.

Learn more about Dr. Kort’s work at www.joekort.com

Venue info: www.olddetroitburgerbar.com

Trauma doesn’t have to define your story. 💙 Join McMurty for a free webinar exploring Eye Movement Desensitization and R...
11/04/2025

Trauma doesn’t have to define your story. 💙 Join McMurty for a free webinar exploring Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) — an evidence-based therapy that helps the brain heal from trauma without needing to relive every painful detail. Learn how EMDR works, who can benefit, and why it’s considered a best practice for treating PTSD.

📅 Thursday, November 6th, 2025 from 12:00pm - 1:00PM EST.
💻 Open to therapists, educators, and anyone interested in learning more about EMDR.
https://crsh.com/2025/10/16/emdr-therapy/

Happy Halloween from the Center for Relationship Health! 🎃Wishing you a day filled with fun, laughter, and maybe just a ...
10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the Center for Relationship Health! 🎃

Wishing you a day filled with fun, laughter, and maybe just a few spooky surprises. May your Halloween be as bright as the pumpkins and as sweet as the treats.

Your feedback means so much to us. If you’ve worked with the Center for Relationship Health, we invite you to share your...
10/30/2025

Your feedback means so much to us. If you’ve worked with the Center for Relationship Health, we invite you to share your experience by leaving us a Google review. Reviews not only help us grow, but they also guide others in finding the support they need.

Click the link below to leave your review today.

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October 29 is National Internet Day—a reminder of how much the digital world shapes our daily lives. The internet keeps ...
10/29/2025

October 29 is National Internet Day—a reminder of how much the digital world shapes our daily lives. The internet keeps us connected, but it can also create stress, isolation, or conflict in relationships. At the Center for Relationship Health, we encourage finding balance: set healthy boundaries with technology, prioritize in-person connection, and use the internet as a tool for support, not stress.

“There are two kinds of monogamy: The first is the one in which two people agree that they both want it. They may have s...
10/28/2025

“There are two kinds of monogamy: The first is the one in which two people agree that they both want it. They may have strong religious or cultural values that insist upon it, and they behave as expected. The second is monogamy in which one or both partners may agree with the idea only because they think that the other partner would never agree to something else. The latter is prone to problems down the road. It always is important that couples talk about what monogamy means to them in the beginning and reach a mutual agreement. For couples pursuing consensual non-monogamy, maintaining their shared connections becomes perhaps even more important.” – Kel Weller, MA, LPC

Read more about monogamy and consensual non-monogamy in Kel’s blog post that is linked in our bio!

https://crsh.com/2024/03/31/the-key-to-relationships-shared-connections/

Healthy relationships require effort, and sometimes the most important step toward growth is seeking support.Mental heal...
10/24/2025

Healthy relationships require effort, and sometimes the most important step toward growth is seeking support.

Mental health challenges can deeply affect both partners, but with open communication, compassion, and a commitment to working together, couples can navigate these struggles. Therapy provides a safe and supportive space to explore concerns, strengthen emotional bonds, and develop healthier ways of coping.

Living with or supporting someone who faces mental health challenges does not have to be a journey you take alone. With the right tools and guidance, relationships can not only endure difficulties but also grow stronger because of them. Whether you’re looking to improve communication, deepen your connection, or find clarity during hard times, therapy can provide the support you need.

If you or your partner are facing challenges, don’t wait to seek help. Every relationship has the potential to heal and thrive.

Read more about how therapy can support your relationship at the link below:
https://crsh.com/couplescounseling/

10/23/2025

A New Zealand-born, Australian-raised writer, director, actor, model and fe**sh content creator, Julian Shaw began his filmmaking career in his teens. When COVID dried up his earnings, a friend suggested he explore Only Fans, an app that is redefining the s*x industry. He found he could make easy money and get back on his feet monetarily, but he learned far more. In 2020, Shaw launched a subscription site, and to his amazement, some of his content placed him at the site’s top 1 percent. Fe**sh and s*xuality can make for a lucrative career, he quickly found out. His content was not pornographic; the fitness guru would flex his muscles, oil himself up and pose fully clothed. As his site gained subscribers, the special requests followed: smashing his foot into a pie, sitting on a cake, showing off his feet for the camera. Shaw gave his audiences what they wanted – a lot of non-nude fe**sh content.

In this Smart S*x, Smart Love podcast, Shaw openly and honestly talks about his fe**sh career publicly for the first time. “You can be a serious filmmaker and an unapologetic adult creator,” he announces. “I own my own fe**shes, and it has been amazing for my mental health! Take a fearless step forward and own who you are, and that is the pathway to happiness,” he says.

https://joekort.com/julian-shaw-fe**sh-risks/

Our very own, Joe Kort, Ph.D., LMSW, director of The Center for Relationship Health, released his newest book, “Side Guy...
10/22/2025

Our very own, Joe Kort, Ph.D., LMSW, director of The Center for Relationship Health, released his newest book, “Side Guys: Non-Penetrative S*x Comes Out of the Closet,” which is currently available through Amazon. Dr. Kort shares his personal journey along with the experiences of countless men who take pride in embracing their identity as a Side, a term he coined over a decade ago, which now has been officially recognized and announced by the popular dating app Grindr.

https://www.amazon.com/Side-Guys-Intercourse-Non-Penetrative-Closet/dp/B0DRNYF766/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&sr=

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