Psychology Articles & Videos
Couples Counselling Resources
Exploring couples counselling can feel like a big step, but it’s a positive one toward building a stronger connection with your partner. As you explore our collection of resources for couples counselling, you’ll find videos, blog posts, and news segments that offer insight into what you can expect from couples therapy and how it can help address challenges in your relationship. Whether you’re seeking tools to improve communication, overcome obstacles, or strengthen your relational bond with your partner, these resources are here to guide you. Take your time, and know that support is available when you’re ready. If you are looking to take the next step on your counselling journey at Loving Choices Psychology, book a counselling session today!
Selected videos for couples
Dr. Jones's appearances on CITY TV's Parenting Panel
Dr. Jones has also appeared in radio, television, and newspaper articles
Dr. Jones's articles on couples
Let’s Talk About Parenting: PACE & Empathy
The last letter of PACE stands for empathy, or a parent’s ability to feel and engage within a child’s internal world. This means that a
Let’s Talk About Parenting: PACE & Curiosity
The C of PACE is curiosity, meaning that parents who want to know more about what happened, rather than less, will be more helpful to
Let’s Talk About Parenting: PACE & Acceptance
We’ve talked about the role of playfulness in PACE, to keep our nervous systems in an open and flexible state, and showing that there’s no
LET’S TALK ABOUT PARENTING: PACE & PLAYFULNESS
This is the first edition of Let’s Talk About Parenting and we are going to talk about the acronym PACE and specifically this time, playfulness.
Update on Teletherapy Effectiveness during COVID-19
With the transition to virtual therapy as recommended by CAP, I wanted to investigate the effectiveness of telepsychology. Here is one study I found. Varker,
The New Rules of Marriage
Intended audience: Couples and professionals Reference: The New Rules of Marriage by Terry Real Title: Changes in relationships as identified by Terry Real, or No
Theories and Research on how Sexual Desire Changes by Gender over Marriage Time
I’m going to invest some time in blogging each week so I hope you will enjoy the new format and the content to follow. Intended
The Role of Vulnerability in Intimate Relationships
I watched this TED talk by Brene Brown after I read her latest book “Braving the Wilderness.” I decided to write this blog for other
How Much Screen Time is too much for Kids?
How much social media or screen time is recommended for kids? This is one of the most frequent questions I get when working with parents
Ten Ways to Protect Your Kids From the Fallout of a High Conflict Break-up
Dr. Joan Kelly is one of the foremost experts on high-conflict separation. She created this handout on the top ten ways parents can protect children
What Young Children Need from Parents during Separation
I found this from the California Courts and thought it was pretty informative so I’m sharing it here.Children going through divorce or separation have certain
7 Tips for Blending Families
About 43% of all marriages these days include one or more of the partners who have had a previous marriage. 65% of these remarriages
Blending Families: Challenges and Recommendations
1/2/2018 Stepfamilies have become more common and touch up to half of us (Sayre, McCollum, & Spring, 2010). These families are formed following a loss,
Internet infidelity
Click here to download my first attempt at a podcast format rather than a blog. I prefer the term Internet infidelity to describe relationship issues
Premarital Counselling
With divorce rates approaching 50% of marriages within the first 15 years, couples preparing for marriage are keenly interested in how to best prepare for
Sex after baby arrives: challenges and what matters
You’ve spent nine months waiting for your little miracle, getting ready to have another being in your home, and planning how best to adapt