The new digital Relationship Adviser measures the health of your partnership and guides you through tailored programs to strengthen your connection.
Drs. John and Julie Gottman are excited to introduce a new collection, focused on dealing with conflict from start to finish. The first program teaches the basics of communication in conflict. You will learn which of the problems your relationship faces are solvable, and which you may continue to encounter. “Making Up After an Argument" teaches how to navigate more difficult arguments and the feelings that come along with them.
Learn how to deepen your emotional connection with your partner, build trust, and make time for fun and playfulness every day in this new Gottman Relationship Coach Bundle, which combines three of our most popular products: “How to Make Your Relationship Work,” “Loving Out Loud,” and “Building a Life Together.”
Finally understand exactly what's going on in your relationship with the Gottman Assessment, powered by the legendary Gottman Method.
Rediscover intimacy in your relationship with the All About Intimacy bundle, containing three of our bestselling Coach products: Enriching Your Sex Life, Feeling Seen and Heard, and Loving Out Loud. Learn how to grow closer to your partner and strengthen your physical connection, discover new ways to cherish and make time for each other, and acquire tools to enhance the fondness and admiration in your relationship.
If you’re feeling disconnected from your partner, like you’re struggling to navigate conflict, and don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place. In “Dealing with Conflict”, Drs. John and Julie Gottman guide you through a series of exercises, concepts, and communication skills that can truly change your conflict conversations. With these new skills, going from arguing to understanding is possible. Conflict is inevitable, combat is optional.
Sex is a fundamental part of any intimate relationship. With a serious committed partner, learning how to create space for mutually enjoyable sex is essential for a happy and healthy partnership. Drs. John and Julie Gottman have more than 40 years of research to help you enrich your relationship with your partner, both inside and outside of the bedroom.
Building a life together is all about turning “me” into “we.” Approaching a relationship from a perspective of “we-ness” takes intention and the willingness to explore each other’s most treasured hopes, dreams, and goals. These conversations, videos, and exercises will help you discover what trust and commitment looks like in your unique relationship.
Love out loud and take your relationship from “meh” to marvelous! Change up your routines and get into the habit of loving out loud - let the Gottmans show you how. In this collection of videos, exercises, and conversation starters, Drs. John and Julie Gottman will guide you through key, science-based, relationship skill-building tools.
If you’re feeling disconnected from your partner and feel like you don’t know how to make your relationship work and don’t know where to start, you’ve come to the right place. Drs. John and Julie Gottman will guide you through science-based, relationship skill-building tools.
Do you feel seen, heard, and valued by your partner? One of the many benefits of a happy and healthy relationship is the feeling that you have someone who really “gets” you. This program can help you communicate your needs and truths with more clarity, and improve your listening skills. Rich with concepts that you can start applying today like Bids, Turning Towards, the Emotional Bank Account, and the Stress-Reducing Conversation, Feeling Seen and Heard is a relationship essential.
A fight, a disagreement, an argument, a tiff, a spat, a “regrettable incident,” a knock-down-drag-out duel. However you experience conflict, arguments can be emotionally painful, especially if they remain unresolved. Even the happiest, most “in-love” couples disagree from time to time. It’s how you handle conflict, and how you repair and recover, that makes all the difference. With these research-based tools and exercises, Drs. John and Julie Gottman can help you prevent conflict from getting out of control, repair conversations that have started to go awry, and restore connection after a “regrettable incident”.
Fights happen, but what comes next can bring you closer. Conflict doesn’t have to create distance, it can deepen intimacy when handled the right way.