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The Power of Respect: Marriage Lessons Learned While Folding Diapers

Alexandra Stockwell, MD shares a story, showcasing how developing a healthy, vibrant relationship is a learnable skill.

Replace Negative Coping Mechanisms with Positive Growth and Self-Compassion

Alexandra Stockwell, MD discusses how coping mechanisms that were once effective in managing difficult situations can become limiting and harmful in relationships, as well as some healthier coping strategies.

6 Keys To Building A Long and Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell, MD teaches that, in order to keep our relationships fresh and exciting, it’s essential to regularly check in. Read what you should be asking.

The Secret To Joy And Connection With Your Partner Is Simple (Yet Very Nuanced)

Alexandra Stockwell, MD teaches us that instead of complaining about our partner, we should focus on your own growth, our own learning, our own becoming.

Using Conflict To Enhance Connection In An Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell MD explains how to approach relationship disagreements, and even see their upside.

Using Conflict To Enhance Connection In An Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell, MD: Why conflict is actually healthy for your marriage, and you need it to create true intimacy with your partner

Why Mentors Matter - A Tribute to Dr. Sam Katz

Creating Intimacy and Sexiness In Your Marriage Is A Choice

Alexandra Stockwell, MD urges married couples to to prioritize their connection by carving out time in the day to put attention to partners in a slower, connected manner.

The Toxicity of Hate

Robert Saul, MD explains why hate evokes such a powerful emotion that its toxicity affects our own thoughts, our interpersonal relationships (partner, family, friends) and our social relationships.

Do You Talk About Sex? This Doctor Says You Absolutely Should.

According to Alexandra Stockwell, MD, one of the best predictors for having a wonderful, long-lasting marriage – including passionate intimacy and gratifying sex – is whether you and your spouse TALK about sex.

Divorce-Proof Your Marriage By Asking Your Spouse These 3 Questions

Alexandra Stockwell, MD, teaches you why you shouldn’t wait until you’re in a crisis to establish what you want in your marriage.

3 Ways To Spice Up Your Relationship

Alexandra Stockwell, MD, the ‘intimacy doctor’, shares her most effective (and lasting) ways to spice up your relationship.

5 Best Emotional Intimacy Building Exercises For Couples To Start Today

Alexandra Stockwell MD teaches that emotional intimacy can be achieved in many different ways. She narrows down 5 excellent exercises any couple can do to take their marriage from “good” to “great”.

The Power of Respect: Marriage Lessons Learned While Folding Diapers

Alexandra Stockwell, MD shares a story, showcasing how developing a healthy, vibrant relationship is a learnable skill.

Replace Negative Coping Mechanisms with Positive Growth and Self-Compassion

6 Keys To Building A Long and Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell, MD teaches that, in order to keep our relationships fresh and exciting, it’s essential to regularly check in. Read what you should be asking.

The Secret To Joy And Connection With Your Partner Is Simple (Yet Very Nuanced)

Alexandra Stockwell, MD teaches us that instead of complaining about our partner, we should focus on your own growth, our own learning, our own becoming.

Using Conflict To Enhance Connection In An Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell MD explains how to approach relationship disagreements, and even see their upside.

Using Conflict To Enhance Connection In An Intimate Marriage

Alexandra Stockwell, MD: Why conflict is actually healthy for your marriage, and you need it to create true intimacy with your partner

Creating Intimacy and Sexiness In Your Marriage Is A Choice

Alexandra Stockwell, MD urges married couples to to prioritize their connection by carving out time in the day to put attention to partners in a slower, connected manner.

The Toxicity of Hate

Robert Saul, MD explains why hate evokes such a powerful emotion that its toxicity affects our own thoughts, our interpersonal relationships (partner, family, friends) and our social relationships.