Psychologists Reveal 9 Important Skills to Save a Relationship

Guy Winch is a family psychologist who has been helping couples for more than 20 years. He thinks that happiness and satisfaction in a relationship depend on three main things. More than that, these things are not natural and need to be taught and planned for. It takes a lot of practice to get good at these skills. Winch’s coworkers also talk about other things that help couples stay happy with each other for a long time.

We at CuriousMob.com thought you might be interested in knowing about these skills and habits. And there’s a bonus about emotional hygiene at the end of the article. Psychologists say doing this daily is just as important as brushing teeth.

9. Gossiping

Please don’t say anything bad about your partner behind their back, not even because they will probably find out and be upset. The problem is that you’ll probably figure it out sooner or later, but your mother or the people you told about it will remember the bad things you said. Let’s be honest: you told them to get help, and at the time, it didn’t matter if that was right or wrong.

Be wiser. Talk to your partner about the problems in your relationship. Don’t talk about the flaws you both have when you’re upset; wait until you’re calm. This makes it much more likely that you’ll be happy together for a long time.