Elizabeth Earnshaw
Elizabeth is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Fellow of The American Association of Marriage & Family Therapy. She is the Head Therapist at Ours, where she is working to make relational wellness mainstream & accessible. She also owns A Better Life Therapy in Pennsylvania & New Jersey, where she supports clinicians who are helping couples every day. Her book, "I Want This to Work," is out now.
Want to Argue Less? Learn How Your Partner Wants To Be Listened To
The “You’re not listening to me!” argument tends to be more accurate when thought of as: “You’re not listening to me the way I want you to.”
Want to Fight Less? Stop Policing Your Partner’s Feelings.
Telling your partner they don’t actually feel or think a certain way only leads to frustration and disconnection. Here’s how to keep yourself in check.
How (And Why) to Stop Keeping Score In Your Marriage
The goal is to create a partnership, not a ledger.
Your Partner Complains (A Lot). You Get Annoyed. You Fight. Here’s How To Break The Cycle
This is how to attack the issue as a team.
You Want to Decompress. Your Partner Wants to Be Productive. Another Fight Ensues.
It’s easy to butt heads again and again about how one spends their downtime. Here’s how to stop the arguments once and for all.
How to Solve The “Why Didn’t You Just Ask?” Argument Once and For All
Recognizing the invisible work done to keep the family running is half the battle.
