Beth O’Brien, PhD
Beth O’Brien, PhD, licensed psychologist and PACT level 3 couple therapist, has been in private practice for more than 25 years. She assists couples with communication problems, intimacy concerns, and enhancing long-term relationships.
Needing and Being Needed: The Yin and Yang of Love
Embracing the concepts of yin and yang in relationships can be deeply healing.…
A Letting Go Ritual for Couples
Expressing and releasing a specific resentment makes space for love in this lett…
The Space Between
Couples can cocreate a sacred space that meets their needs and is sustainable.…
3 Relationship Mistakes to Avoid (And Solutions for When You Can’t)
Knowing what relationship mistakes to avoid can help you and your partner argue …
Your Nervous System Is at War—How to Negotiate Peace
Your nervous system has a sweet spot. Reach the optimal state of calm arousal an…
Secure Attachment for Couples: Think Like Anchors
Want a healthy, thriving relationship? Understanding attachment styles can get y…
Islands, Waves, Anchors: Why Your Attachment Style Matters
How do you attach to others? Discover attachment styles and why they matter. …
Is Shame Keeping Your Partner From Healing?
Shame can prevent us from seeking the help we truly need. “If you are partnered …
We Do: How We-ism Can Make Your Relationship Work
Being “you” and being “us” at the same time (“mwe”) and embracing interdependenc…
5 Ways to Create New Things to Talk About With Your Partner
What to Say When You’ve Run Out of Things to Say
Why Is Your Partner Always Lying to You?
Here are the five things your partner is trying to get you to believe about your…
5 Ways to Resolve Anger in Quarantine
Feeling angry and cagey in lockdown with your partner? Here are 5 methods to (re…
Navigating Sex During Perimenopause
What impact does changing hormones have on your sex drive during perimenopause? …
Growing Apart? 5 Ways to Revive Your Couple Bubble
Has your once passionate relationship morphed into a roommate marriage? When cou…