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Why Online Relationship Counseling Is a Lifeline for Busy Couples

Leave a Comment / Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / October 1, 2025

Modern life can be fast-paced and overwhelming—especially for couples juggling careers, kids, and personal responsibilities. When your schedule is packed or your emotional bandwidth is low, relationship challenges can easily fall to the back burner. That’s why more couples than ever are turning to online relationship counseling—and for good reason. At Dr. Coral Arvon & […]

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Imago Therapy: Discover Healing and Connection in Your Relationship

Leave a Comment / Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / July 4, 2024

Are you struggling to communicate effectively with your partner? Do you find yourselves caught in repetitive patterns of arguments and misunderstandings? Imago Therapy offers a unique and transformative approach to help couples build stronger connections and unlock the potential for deep healing and growth. Imago Therapy, developed by renowned therapists Dr. Harville Hendrix and Dr.

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Sexless In Miami

Leave a Comment / Relationships / gabriela / July 9, 2018

INTERESTING NEWS: IF YOU’RE IN A SEXLESS MARRIAGE LIVING IN THE SEXIEST OF CITIES, YOU HAPPEN TO BE IN GOOD COMPANY So, you thought the same Miami heat that brings on an endless parade of scantily clad men and women on any given day would have a trickle down effect on Miamian marriages. Miamians are

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Is the romance in my relationship a thing of the past? Taking a closer look at intimacy

Leave a Comment / Blog, Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / April 24, 2017 / desire, intimacy, love, relationships, romance, sex, sex therapy

By: Coral Arvon, PhD Is the romance in my relationship a thing of the past? Many couples come to therapy with the common concern of losing the passionate spark that was once abundant in their relationship. Often they ask “What now? Will we ever go back to being the way we were?” It is an experience

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Communication in Romantic Relationships

Leave a Comment / Blog, Counseling, Divorce, Marriage Counseling, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / April 8, 2016 / communication, conflict, conflicting relationships, couples, liste, listening, marriage, reality, relationships, respect

By Michelle Ingrosso M.S.Ed. Language is how we connect in our relationships and social lives. We use it to seduce, argue, and to propose and confirm a marriage. Language is what allows us to interact with others, allows us to convey ideas, influence the mental states, and behavior of others. Within our romantic relationships, we

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Our Divorce and Our Children

Leave a Comment / Blog, Counseling, Divorce, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / December 14, 2015 / children, counseling, divorce, marriage, mental health, relationships

By Ronit Horowitz Ph D, L.M.F.T Our children are the most sacred part of our lives. From the moment they are born, our lifelong mission becomes to protect them, guide them, and fill their lives with infinite joy. During a divorce, however, their joy is—at times—shattered …and their world is completely changed. Our mission, as

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Tips to Help Deal with Anger

Leave a Comment / Anger, Blog, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / June 22, 2015 / anger, anger management, counseling, dealing with anger, I statements, issues, self-control, self-improvement

By Jerome (Jerry) Miller L.M.F.T Good News. It’s OK to be angry. Anger is simply another natural human emotion, which is neither good nor bad. SOURCES OF ANGER: For most of us, anger stems from hurt, frustration, disappointment or simply being ticked off at some person, place, thing or situation. The real problem

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Keeping Blended Families Together & Making it Work

Leave a Comment / Blog, Relationships, step families / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / June 8, 2015 / blended families, family, in-laws, step-children

By Ileana Oxley M.S. Blending families is not as simple as the Brady Bunch TV show portrayed it to be by solving all problems within an hour. Families have blended throughout history and it’s never been easy. But now, we can learn from experiences of others who have successfully parented a step- child or

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Difficult Relationships and the Three C’s that Fix Them

Blog, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / March 15, 2015 / bad relationships, difficult relationships, relationships

By Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT, LCSW We’ve all had our fair share of bad relationships, but some just might be worth saving. If you’re in the midst of a difficult relationship but aren’t quite ready to throw in the towel, here “The Three C’s” that could help you out. 1. Communicate Communication is one

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How to Escape a Toxic Relationship

Blog, Relationships / Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT / January 19, 2015 / relationships, toxic relationships

By Coral Arvon, PhD, LMFT, LCSW Before you can get out of a toxic relationship, you have to admit you are in one. There are red flags of destructive relating; here are seven questions to ask yourself: 1. Can you be yourself with your partner? 2. Is your partner critical of you, constantly

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