Three Stages of Relationships
By drsheck on Apr 26, 2010 in Relationship, Videocasts
In a previous video, I explained the psychology of how couples come together to form a relationship. This video explains what happens next: the Three Stages of a Love Relationship, from the perspective of Imago Relationship Therapy, a powerful form of couples counseling that I am trained and certificated in.
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Thank you so much,
Dr. Adam Sheck
Poly-Friendly Professionals 
Adam,
You are becoming prolific. I am impressed with your tenacity in getting your message out there. Just a thought to add to your 3 stages. You are talking about early relationships, people who just meet and perhaps last for 3 months or slightly longer. But there can be a honeymoon phase for 10 or even 20 years, based upon one person being the breadwinner and supplying the needs for the other person. And then something changes – loss of income, change in careers. There can also be a sort of honeymoon phase (it has been called that on occasion) after a violent incident when the perpetrator acts totally loving for awhile. Also, couples can be in the power struggle for many, many years, sometimes never growing out of it. This is why relationships can be fascinating to study.
Dr. Erica Goodstone | May 3, 2010 | Reply
Erica,
Thanks so much for your kudos, I’m doing my best to be consistent. And thanks for your as always insightful feedback on the “extended” honeymoon phase.
Adam
drsheck | May 4, 2010 | Reply