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Managing the Stress in Your RelationshipMember Access 

If you’re dealing with stress in your relationship, there are healthy coping mechanisms you can implement. What is stress? The stressed definition is experiencing mental or emotional strain or tension.

When I talk about relationship stress and healthy coping mechanisms, I end up talking about relationship traps. Relationship traps are when you’re on a separate page from your partner and your discussions always end in an argument or a dead end……

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Dr. Laura Dabney is a medical doctor specializing in psychiatry. Since she opened her own practice in 1999, Dr. Dabney has worked with individual and couples to help improve their emotional well-being and relationships. She has previously trained in hospitals, community clinics, and emergency rooms in all the ways to treat psychiatric problems. She did four years of medical school and four years in a psychiatric residency, where she received a comprehensive education. Joelle Brant is a certified life coach, helping adolescent and adult clients navigate new frontiers since 2015. Be it leaving the military, adjusting to college, or effectively coping with relationship changes and problems, Mrs. Brant helps her clients establish new goals and behavioral patterns, leading to happy, successful lives. She is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University in 2009 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology.