Sometimes you look at your loved one and it seems like the spark is gone.
However, don’t rush to say goodbye, because any relationship requires attention.
Psychologists are sure that almost everything can be fixed, and all that is needed is joint efforts.
The first step should be an honest conversation.
Don't scold, but have a heart-to-heart talk. Just say what you feel and ask why it got worse.
It is important to understand the cause and look for a solution together.
Psychologist Tony Robbins says couples often break up because they can't communicate.
Go back to something you always enjoyed doing together or find a new activity.
It really brings people closer together.
In the hustle and bustle, many forget about gratitude for simple little things.
Notice what your loved one does and always appreciate his actions and decisions.
Resentments poison relationships. If there were mistakes, forgive and forget about them.
Forgiveness helps you move on, and by doing so you make yourself feel better.
If you can’t cope on your own, don’t be afraid to seek help from a psychologist.
He will help you understand, teach you to communicate and offer solutions.
Sometimes you need an outside perspective.
The Journal of Marital and Family Therapy writes: a psychologist can save a relationship, even a hopeless one.