As Zach
Brittle explained in his «R is for Repair» column on Tuesday, in relational terms, repair is less about fixing what is broken and more about getting back on track.
As Zach
Brittle explained in M is for Money, «As a therapist, the money conversation is one of my favorites to have with couples.
In an article for Verily,
Brittle explained that happy couples have walls to protect their relationship from outside forces and windows into one another's lives to enable intimacy.
As Zach
Brittle explained in M is for Money, «The way you go about crafting your financial future and creating shared meaning is, by far, the best value on your investment.»
In his Relationship Alphabet blog series, Zach
Brittle explained that «F is for Friendship.»
As Certified Gottman Therapist Zach
Brittle explains, «Unresolved conflict often lingers like a stone in your shoe.
Brittle explains, «Any time you can adapt to your partner's needs — i.e. you do the dishes the night the other has to hurry out for a work meeting — you communicate an abundance of honor and respect for your partner, which is always a good thing.
Brittle explains that shared meaning is a friendship based on common values, goals, and dreams.
Most couples avoid this kind of interaction because it involves discussions of finances and scheduling, which can cause tension, but as
Brittle explains, the more frequently you touch base on these matters the easier it will get.
Relationships counselor and Verily author Zach
Brittle explains in a Verily article, «Working with a counselor before you marry provides you with many important best practices and, yes, formulas to help you start off married life with the necessary tools in your tool kit.»
But, as Gottman - certified marriage counselor Zach
Brittle explains, household duties don't have to be divided 50/50 to maintain harmony.
As
Brittle explains, «Demand is rigid.
Brittle explains that rituals inject creativity and fun into your relationship, and it can also eliminate questions when it comes to sexual intimacy.
As Zach
Brittle explains in S is for Sex, «Hugging, holding hands, snuggling, kissing all foster intimacy.
As marriage counselor and cofounder of the online marriage course ForBetter, Zach
Brittle explains, the idea of rituals was championed by William Doherty, author of the book The Intentional Family.
Not exact matches
Viewed as a single sequence, therefore, unrest at Campi Flegrei can be
explained by the evolving deformation of an elastic -
brittle shallow crust.
«The main solutions today are EPS foam, which works well though is relatively
brittle,» he
explained.
Green
explained that at 300 - 700 kilometers depth, the pressure and temperature are so high that rocks in this deep interior of the planet can not break by the
brittle processes seen on Earth's surface.
«Lignin is a very
brittle natural polymer, so it needs to be toughened,»
explained Naskar, leader of ORNL's Carbon and Composites group.
Helium from radiation transmutation takes up residence inside metals and causes the material to become riddled with tiny bubbles along grain boundaries and progressively more
brittle, the researchers
explain.
During the 505th Brookhaven Lecture, Lynne Ecker
explains the molecular process for materials inside nuclear reactors becoming
brittle over time.
A newly identified gene mutation helps
explain a subset of cases of osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), or
brittle bone disease, whose origin had until now remained mysterious.
Dr. King
explains later that he cares not for American Slave laws and only wants Django's assistance locating the nefarious
Brittle Brothers, who Django knows from his own tortured past.
Dr. Schultz
explains to Django that he freed him as he has connections to the
Brittle Brothers.
He further
explains that he is a bounty hunter and there is a price to be had for the death of the
Brittle brothers as they are brutal killers.
The men and women moving through his
brittle, blistering dark comedies stake little claim on our affection, which may partly
explain why they so easily command our attention.
Sometimes the personality and personal choices can be as minor as washing your hair every day until it turns
brittle because you're tired of
explaining why most Black students don't wash their hair every day.
Brittle goes on to
explain that those with whom we share our life will be our advocates, cheerleaders, and mentors.
«Life takes a village,»
explains certified Gottman therapist Zach
Brittle in a recent Verily article.
As Zach
Brittle, certified Gottman therapist and Verily contributor,
explains, «When you are having these pre-married convos, the most important thing is to find out what your deal breakers are.»
«You may bristle at the idea of planning or scripting this process,»
explains Brittle, «but when life gets busy, and you're not as free to be spontaneous as you once were, having an agreement and an understanding of how you'll engage in intimacy can diminish the fear of rejection or the confusion about whether one partner is «in the mood.»
What is most important,
explains Brittle, is that both partners agree about who does what and when.
Zach
Brittle, Gottman certified therapist and cofounder of ForBetter.us,
explains it well.
Brittle goes on to
explain that intimacy in the bedroom can and should be cultivated outside the bedroom as well.
Zach
Brittle, cofounder of the online marriage course ForBetter and Verily author,
explains, «Working with a counselor before you marry provides you with many important best practices and, yes, formulas to help you start off married life with the necessary tools in your tool kit.»
Zach
Brittle, Certified Gottman Therapist and Verily's go - to intentional marriage guy,
explains that every married couple needs to have a «band,» or group of friends you can have to yourself.
Zach
Brittle also
explains in his article that having a close friend who you can talk to about your marriage and who wants your marriage to succeed is critical to a healthy marriage.