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The Unhealthy Attraction Between Empaths & Narcissists

By Judith Orloff — 2015

THE EMPATH'S SURVIVAL GUIDE author Judith Orloff MD warns empaths against getting involved with narcissists. Learn the warning signs of a narcissist and stay away!

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When to Quit on Someone (Or Leave a Bad Relationship)

How many chances do you give someone before you tell them that it isn’t working? There's no one answer, but there are things to consider. But here are five indicators that it reveal it's highly likely it's time to move on.

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Dr. Rick Hanson - Building the Foundations of a Healthy Relationship

This video is from the Mindful Relationships Summit.

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Behaviors That Destroy Couples and How to Turn It Around | Dr. Julie Gottman

Dr. Julie Schwartz Gottman explains four of the most corrosive behaviors to relationships if left unrepaired, and what you can do to begin to turn things around. This is a short clip from Seattle's KING5 New Day Northwest TV show.

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The Easiest Way to Improve Your Relationship | The Gottman Institute

The easiest way to improve your relationship is to pay attention to your partner during life’s small, everyday moments. This video shows you how.

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Esther Perel: Relationships and How They Shape Us | Feel Better Live More Podcast

This episode is a joyous celebration of all the relationships in our lives. It’s challenging, poignant but ultimately hugely practical.

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Love, Marriage & Monogamy | Dan Savage & Esther Perel | Talks at Google

Googler Logan Ury talks to author and sex advice columnist Dan Savage, as well as "Mating In Captivity" author Esther Perel, in the fifth of our Modern Romance talks. They discuss infidelity, new models for marriage, abstinence-only sex education, and monogamy.

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Stop Bickering. It's Killing Your Relationship - Esther Perel

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Fight Smarter: Avoid the Most Common Argument Patterns - Esther Perel

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