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#Gottmanmethod Reel by @fcs.llc - Don't trust just anyone with your relationship advice. Seek evidence-based help from experts like the Gottman Institute. Your connection deserves qual — Don't trust just anyone with your relationship advice. Seek evidence-based help from experts like the Gottman Institute. Your connection deserves qualified guidance. #RelationshipGoals #CoupleGoals #RelationshipAdvice #GottmanInstitute #Love #Marriage #HealthyRelationships #Therapy

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @brucemuzik (verified account) - Dr. John Gottman studied hundreds of couples and found the #1 predictor of whether they'd make it or break up 👀

It wasn't communication. It wasn't f — Dr. John Gottman studied hundreds of couples and found the #1 predictor of whether they'd make it or break up 👀 It wasn't communication. It wasn't fighting less. It wasn't even conflict resolution. It was something most couples completely overlook ⚠️ Watch the full video to find out what it is - and how to start using it tonight! Want more research-backed tools to strengthen your relationship? Comment "CONNECT" for my free masterclass. #johngottman #relationshipresearch

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @loveheadspod - Ever felt invisible in your relationship? We discuss Dr. John Gottman's research on 'bids for connection' - the tiny, everyday attempts to be seen thr — Ever felt invisible in your relationship? We discuss Dr. John Gottman’s research on ‘bids for connection’ — the tiny, everyday attempts to be seen through attention, affection, humor, or help — and why responding to them roughly 86 percent of the time is a powerful predictor of lasting love. Instead of chasing grand gestures, we zoom in on micro moments: the hand on your leg, the “did you hear this joke,” the heavy sigh after a long day. Those little cues are the heartbeat of a relationship. Listen now and run the experiment at home. What’s one bid you’ll notice tonight? #couples #relationships #relationshiptips #relationshipadvice #connection #love #podcast

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @lovedecoded22 - You can love your family and still choose you partner/spouse. Check out marriage/ relationship psychologist Dr. John Gottman on his theories on succes — You can love your family and still choose you partner/spouse. Check out marriage/ relationship psychologist Dr. John Gottman on his theories on successful relationships. #humanbehaviorpsychology #relationships #motivational #johngottman

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @pcscounseling - Whose side are we on? The Relationship. 💍

In couples therapy at PCS, we don't look for a winner.

We use the Gottman Method to treat the connectio — Whose side are we on? The Relationship. 💍 In couples therapy at PCS, we don’t look for a winner. We use the Gottman Method to treat the connection between you. Let’s get you back on the same team. #RelationshipGoals #GottmanMethod #CouplesCounseling #PCS #PremiereCounselingServices

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @letstalkwithnatasha - Feel like you're drifting apart?
Send "hey" in the comments for a free 20-min consult.
The strongest couples stay curious.
They know each other's wor — Feel like you’re drifting apart? Send “hey” in the comments for a free 20-min consult. The strongest couples stay curious. They know each other’s world beyond just the surface. That’s what keeps love alive. ✨ #GottmanTherapy #RelationshipAdvice #EmotionalAwareness #CouplesTherapy #LoveAndConnection

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @heyveronicacisneros (verified account) - Power struggles in relationships are rarely about the surface issue.

According to the work of John Gottman, most recurring conflicts are not problems — Power struggles in relationships are rarely about the surface issue. According to the work of John Gottman, most recurring conflicts are not problems to solve. They are gridlocked issues, meaning they are rooted in deeper needs, values, or dreams. One partner wants freedom. The other wants security. One values spontaneity. The other needs predictability. On the surface, it looks like an argument about money, parenting, sex, or time. Underneath, it is often about identity and meaning. The Gottman Method teaches that trying to “win” these fights usually makes the cycle worse. The goal is not to defeat your partner. The goal is to understand the dream inside the conflict. When couples slow down enough to ask questions like: • What does this mean to you? • What are you afraid of here? • What would feeling supported look like? Something shifts. The fight stops being about power and starts becoming about connection. Most couples do not need better arguments. They need more curiosity about the story underneath them. That is where real change begins. #GottmanMethod #RelationshipTherapy #CouplesTherapy #HealthyRelationships #EmotionalConnection

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @nadiaaddesi (verified account) - Dr. John Gottman conducted research where he found that criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling in communication patterns can predict div — Dr. John Gottman conducted research where he found that criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling in communication patterns can predict divorce or the end of a romantic relationship. Here’s how each of the Four Horsemen can contribute to the breakdown of a relationship: Criticism: This involves attacking your partner’s character or personality, rather than addressing a specific behavior or situation. It often involves blame and generalizations about your partner’s actions. Contempt: Contempt is characterized by feelings of superiority over your partner. It involves sarcasm, name-calling, eye-rolling, mockery, and mean humor. This behavior shows disgust and disrespect. Defensiveness: Defensiveness occurs when you perceive yourself as the victim when you feel atatcked. Instead of taking responsibility for your actions, you blame your partner or make excuses to avoid taking accountability. Stonewalling: Stonewalling happens when one partner withdraws from the interaction, either emotionally or physically. They might stop responding, refuse to engage, or give the silent treatment. Stonewalling shoes disapproval and distance. These patterns are harmful because they create a cycle of negativity and escalation in conflicts. When they become common in a relationship, they prevent healthy communication, mutual understanding, and emotional connection. Over time, this breakdown in communication and emotional intimacy can lead to a complete breakdown of the relationship, often resulting in divorce or separation due to resentment. If you are in a relationship and relate to some of these behaviours, it is common and not something to feel stressed over. Dr. Gottman suggests that it’s not just the presence of these patterns, but also their frequency and intensity... Relationships, where these negative communication patterns are prevalent and unaddressed, are more likely to end in separation or divorce. On the other hand, relationships are where couples can identify and address these patterns through communication and working together. hold a better chance of overcoming these challenges and maintaining a healthy, lasting bond. P.s it’s Julie Gottman not Mary😬

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @lailatherelationshipclinic - You don't have to be in crisis to do couples therapy.

I'm seeing more and more couples in their late 20s and 30s who are being proactive. Their relat — You don’t have to be in crisis to do couples therapy. I’m seeing more and more couples in their late 20s and 30s who are being proactive. Their relationship is strong. The love and desire are there. They’re not coming in because things are falling apart. They’re coming in because they want to level up. They want to refine their communication. Learn how to repair better. Hear each other better. They just want to dial some things in and feel super empowered with the tools to keep their relationship strong. And honestly? That’s such a smart move. Strong couples do the work. They get outside support. They value education and tools that help them stay connected. If this resonates with you, that’s what therapy is for, too. #gottmanmethod #couplesgrowth #relationshiptools #relationshipclinic

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @nikki__foord (verified account) - Every couple argues, that isn't the problem.

Research from relationship psychologist Dr. John Gottman shows that healthy couples are not the ones who — Every couple argues, that isn’t the problem. Research from relationship psychologist Dr. John Gottman shows that healthy couples are not the ones who avoid conflict. They are the ones who repair after it, reconnect and acknowledge the rupture. This is how you restore emotional safety, because connection doesn’t break during conflict. It breaks when distance replaces repair. The strongest relationships aren’t conflict-free, they’re repair-capable.

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @bird_house_counselling - The Smallest Moments Shape Your Relationship Most

In the Gottman Method, there's a concept called bids. And understanding it might change how you see — The Smallest Moments Shape Your Relationship Most In the Gottman Method, there's a concept called bids. And understanding it might change how you see your relationship. A bid is any attempt—big or small—to connect with your partner. It can be a question, a touch, a shared observation, or even a sigh. Dr. John Gottman calls these bids "the fundamental unit of emotional connection" . They're your partner quietly asking: "Are you here with me?" How you respond matters deeply. You have three choices: Turn toward: You notice and respond positively. A glance, a smile, a genuine "Tell me more." Turn away: You miss it or ignore it, often unintentionally—eyes on your phone, a distracted "mm-hmm." Turn against: You respond with irritation or hostility. Research shows that couples who stay happy turn toward each other's bids 86% of the time. Those heading for separation turn toward only 33% of the time . This isn't about perfection. It's about pattern. If you grew up in a home where your bids for attention were consistently dismissed, you may have stopped making them. Or you may have learned to make them loudly, urgently, just to be seen. Your inner child learned: "My needs for connection aren't welcome here." Now, in your adult relationships, that old blueprint can quietly play out. You might hesitate to reach out. Or you might feel a familiar ache when your partner misses your bid—because it echoes something much older. Healing looks like noticing. It's gently waking up to these small moments and choosing, over and over, to turn toward—not just your partner, but also the part of you that still wonders if your bid matters. Small things, done often, build something unshakeable. If you're ready to explore the patterns that shape your closest relationships, I offer a safe space to gently unpack them. Reach out to Birdhouse Counselling in Bannockburn.

#Gottmanmethod Reel by @enhance_performance_therapy - Couples therapy….Gottman style! — Couples therapy….Gottman style!

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