Listening without prejudices is a challenge for couples who know each other so well that it's hard for them to be surprised. But what happens when everything seems to be already broken? Can we rebuild our relationship after having crossed a line? (Spoiler) There is always hope. Nacho Tornel tells us what are the four pillars for everything to go well and how to repair those that are damaged.
Do I know myself well enough? Am I able to know myself so that I can step out of myself and look at my partner? Have I married the right person? In this video, psychologist Lucía Pérez Forriol tries to give answers to why a couple can always continue to build despite crises.
When we form a couple, we may be tempted to project ourselves onto the other person, to help them with answers to questions and problems that they have not asked. How can we get to know each other better, how can we put ourselves in the other person's shoes, why do we look for an escape route in addictions? Maria José gives us the key to know each other and to know how to respect each other's decisions when we form a couple.
Men and women are not the same, being of the same species they seem to speak different languages many times. How can we interpret the signs? Why do I fall in love with the one who is different from me and then complain about the differences? Is conciliation possible at home in the couple's relationship and with the children? Nuria Ferrer brings us closer to a vision of the beauty of the couples' relationship even in its imperfection.
According to statistics, we will normally have 3 partners in our lifetime, but is it possible that each time we start over we choose the same one again? How is a couple built? What is a dyadic relationship and what happens when with the arrival of a child it becomes triadic? How do we organize the compartments of a couple's relationship?