New Events for Educators and Health Care Professionals!
July 30, 2011: Treating Couples During the Recovery Process, to be held at Swedish Medical Center, First Hill Campus, Orthopedic Center (601 Broadway) in Seattle, Washington. Robert Navarra, Psy.D., M.F.T., (http://robertnavarra.net) will conduct a full-day workshop focused on practical tools and exercises for professionals interested in working with recovering couples. John Gottman, Ph.D., will discuss how addiction can prompt betrayals between couples and how couples-based therapy can be used to help couples recover from such betrayals within the addiction recovery process. Click here for more information . . .
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Does Bringing Kids Into the World Bring Relationship Stability or Volatility? — The Huffington Post
Parents learn to 'baby-proof' marriage to keep spark alive. -- King5 News
So Cute, So Hard on a Marriage -- The Wall Street Journal
Date Ideas to Bring You Closer Together -- The Washington Post
The Masters and Disasters of Relationships -- Contact Talk Radio (.mp3 file)
The Gifts of Love -- (.mp3 file) -- Voices in the Family
The Top Five Signs You May Be Headed For Divorce — The Huffington Post
Lessons from the LOVE MASTERS -- Match Happen Magazine
Time To Give Your Relationship A Tune-Up - Forbes Women
Marriage Tips 101 - Best of You Today
The Love Lab - 60 Minutes Australia
Make Love Last - Natural Solutions Magazine
From Me to We - Journal Newspapers
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Current Projects
The Creating Healthy Relationships Project is 5-year project funded by a grant for the Administration for Children and Families. Currently in its 4th year, the goal of this project is to examine low-income couples with children experiencing high-level of... Learn more >>
Services
The Relationship Research Institute provides a variety of research services to individuals and organizations of all kinds. Learn more >>
Behavioral Coding
The Relationship Research Institute has a long history of learning about couple and families through behavioral coding. Behavioral coding is a way to observe and record data about interactions. Each behavioral coding system is unique... Learn more >>