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Physiological Self-Soothing

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Try something that may feel totally foreign in the heights of your distress: breathe.

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The Research: Physiological and Affective Predictors of Change in Relationship Satisfaction Part II

Dr. Ellie Wilde

In relationships that are working well, the couple's interaction style is constructive, affirming, and enjoyable. 

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The Research: Physiological and Affective Predictors of Change in Relationship Satisfaction

Dr. Ellie Wilde

What factors can impact relationship satisfaction? The Gottman Relationship Blog explores the research and what you can do.

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The Research: Predicting Divorce from an Oral History Interview Part II

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Both husbands' and wives' presence or lack of “we-ness” during an oral history interview is a strong indicator of whether a couple will divorce or not.

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The Research: Predicting Divorce from an Oral History Interview

Dr. Ellie Wilde

After studying married couples, Dr. John Gottman could predict which couples would separate or stay together with over 94% accuracy. So, how was he able to do this?

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Announcement: The Research

The Gottman Institute

Here are answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Dr. Gottman’s research on couples.

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Create Shared Meaning: Suggestions from Dr. Gottman

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Dr. John Gottman offers practical ways to turn toward each other and create shared meaning in your relationship.

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