Marriage is hard enough. Having children takes a village but being married means stocking up on tools and resources that prevent the same old problems from rearing their heads. Try these to get you back on track:
- PET PEEVES: Bad Bathroom Habits? Gadget to close the lid and even a toilet that wipes the lid!
- SNORING: Snoring Issues? A pillow that wakes the snorer so you don’t have to:
- INTIMACY: Getting to Know You, Even More- an app called Love Maps invented by couple John & Julie Gottman.
- FARTING: Stop Fart Smells Round the House, Particularly in Bed-
- SEX LIFE: Get adventurous in bed and make time to have sex and connect. Try these cards to inspire you: 5 Tech Inventions that Can Improve Your Marriage.
- FINANCES: Get organized with your budget do you’re on the same page and working together:
- A SHARED LIFE VISION: You want to be inspired to create a shared vision and create goals together. This book will help you do this so you end up with a fun collage representing your future.
Dr. Paulette Kouffman Sherman is a Licensed Psychologist with a concentration in Family Therapy, a specialty in romantic relationships and is a certified life coach and dating coach. She’s been a psychotherapist for 20 years and has worked with many age groups and issues in settings including group and private practice, hospitals, nursing homes, partial programs, universities and schools. She has worked with a range of issues including but not limited to anxiety, depression, life transitions, marital issues, divorce, family issues, grief and loss, career issues, self-esteem, perfectionism, stress, work-life balance, illness and decision-making. She has a psychotherapy practice in Manhattan doing individual therapy and couples therapy and does life coaching and dating coaching by phone and Skype. Her coaching specialty is relationship issues. Dr. Sherman loves helping her clients to unblock obstacles to create lives they love.
Dr. Sherman has also been an adjunct professor at two universities, a lecturer at multiple locations including the Learning Annex, is the author of nineteen books and the recipient of fourteen book awards. She was awarded Woman of the Year in Psychology for NY State in 2013 by the National Association of Professional Women. She has been featured as an expert in over 350 media outlets including The Huffington Post, Crain’s New York, The CBS Early Show and the NY Times.
Marriage is hard enough. Having children takes a village but being married means stocking up on tools and resources that prevent the same old problems from rearing their heads. Try these to get you back on track:
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