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Katherine (Kat) Hertlein is a professor in the couple and family therapy program in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health at the Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV. Her scholarship addresses sexuality and sexual health in couples, couple therapy, and the effect of technology on couples and families. Her research interests also include infidelity, high-risk sexual behavior, child and adolescent therapy, and cyber issues in couple and family therapy. Kat’s research, publications (10 books, over 70 articles, and over 40 chapters),strong and teaching have been recognized by multiple awards at UNLV and beyond, including being awarded an esteemed Fulbright Scholarship. She serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy. Visit Kat Hertlein’s Expert page to learn more about her.

Relationships can be dynamic and messy. Learning how to communicate, understand yourself and your partners needs and have the courage to be vulnerable are essential in building a relationship that lasts. Tune in to today’s episode to see if you are experiencing/using these common behaviors that destroy relationships and learn what to do instead.

What you’ll learn:
The strategies to turn around a relationship
How to create intimacy inside relationships
The importance of presence for connection
The behaviors that destroy relationships

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