Falling In Love Again With Your Spouse: Dr. Kate Mangona On 5 Things You Need To Rekindle Love In A Marriage That Has Gone Cold

An Interview With Ben Ari

Gratitude is powerful. You can easily practice gratitude by thinking of one reason you are thankful for your spouse while you brush your teeth in the morning. If you want to do it as a family, you can do it with your kids and spouse aloud every day at dinner or just before bedtime. The key is to tie it to a habit you already do every single day.

When people first get married, they are usually deeply in love and extremely excited to be together. But sometimes, over time, that passion and excitement begins to fade. This has been particularly true after the pandemic, when many marriages went through great upheavals. What can a couple do to rekindle the love and excitement that they used to have when they were first together? In this interview series, called “Falling In Love Again With Your Spouse; 5 Things You Need To Rekindle Love In A Marriage That Has Gone Cold,” we are talking to relationship professionals, therapists, psychologists, and…