The Gottman Institute

Editorial Team

The Gottman Institute’s Editorial Team is composed of staff members who contribute to the Institute’s overall message. It is our mission to reach out to individuals, couples, and families in order to help create and maintain greater love and health in relationships.

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Homework Assignment: Q&A and Review

Ellie Lisitsa

This Friday on The Gottman Relationship Blog, we reach the end of our series on The Four Horsemen and Self Care!

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Friendship and Self-Care

Ellie Lisitsa

How are friendship and self-care connected? ...

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Homework Assignment: Building a Culture of Appreciation

Ellie Lisitsa

Small things often go a long way for validating your partner. ...

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What Healthy Couples Know About Handling Conflict

Ellie Lisitsa

Learn how to implicitly communicate with your partner ...

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Support Each Other’s Dreams

Ellie Lisitsa

Do you keep your partner's life dreams in mind? ...

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Self-Care: Responsibility and Review

The Gottman Institute

What makes for a happy, fulfilled relationship? ...

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“An Attitude of Gratitude” and the 5:1 Ratio During The Holidays

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Change your outlook on the season with a spirit of thankfulness. ...

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Bringing Baby Home: Interview

The Gottman Institute

Find out more about the Bringing Baby Home training. ...

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Summer Romance: Love Maps

The Gottman Institute

As promised in last week’s posting on The Gottman Relationship Blog, we continue ourSummer Romance blog series today with ...

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The Four Horsemen: The Antidotes

The Gottman Institute

Luckily, for every Horseman of the Apocalypse, there is an antidote. ...

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Spring Clean Your Marriage

Ellie Lisitsa

Spring clean your marriage with these relational tips that will clear out the cobwebs and refresh the love and romance. ...

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The Research: The Still Face Experiment

Ellie Lisitsa

The Still Face Experiment illustrates the power of emotion coaching and the importance of turning toward your child's bids for connection. ...

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The Research: Patterns of Marital Conflict Predict Children’s Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors

Ellie Lisitsa

Parents whose conflicts are characterized by mutual hostility often produce children who are unable to wait their turn. ...

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Announcement: The Research

The Gottman Institute

Here are answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Dr. Gottman’s research on couples. ...

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Love Quiz: Do You and Your Partner Accept Each Other’s Influence?

Ellie Lisitsa

Influencing within a relationship helps build a positive perspective. ...

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