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Symptoms of
Relationship Issues Disorder
What are relationship issues?
When we talk about relationship issues, we're referring to the common challenges that many students face in their relationships with their parents, friends, or partners. These hurdles can be complex and can significantly impact various aspects of your life. For instance, you might find it difficult to communicate with your partner, leading to arguments due to a lack of effective expression of your feelings.
Balancing schoolwork, socializing with friends, and spending time with your partner can also be a complex act, often leaving your relationship feeling strained. This balance is key for students to maintain a healthy relationship while managing their academic and social lives.
Recognizing these symptoms is the first step towards addressing relationship issues and determining whether the relationship is curable or if you need professional support.
- Constant Conflict
- Lack of Communication
- Lack of Trust
- Emotional Distance
- Controlling Behaviour
- Disrespect
- Isolation
- Unhappiness
- Physical or Emotional Abuse
- Gas lightening
- Disinterest in Resolution
- Feeling trapped
- Cycle of apologies and repeated patterns
- Communication Issues
- Unresolved Conflict
- Mismatched Expectations
- Lack of Trust and compatibility
- Control Issues
- Poor Boundaries
- Infidelity
- Lack of Effort
- Dependency
- Neglect of Emotional Needs
- Loss of Respect
- Difficulty with Intimacy
- Financial Disagreements
- Expectation of Change
- Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms
To fix a bad relationship, both people must talk openly and understand each other's feelings. They must know what's causing problems and be ready to work together to solve them. To make an unhealthy relationship better, you can:
- Talk Openly:Have honest conversations with your people about your feelings without blaming them.
- Find Problems: Figure out what specific issues are causing trouble in your relationship, like trust or communication.
- Set Rules and goals: Decide together what you want for your relationship. Talk about what you need to respect each other and what you want to improve, like how you talk or spend time together.
- Be Kind:Try to understand your people’s feelings even if you disagree with them.
- Work on Yourself: Focus on your happiness and growth, like doing things you enjoy and addressing personal issues. Make sure you're taking care of your well-being outside of the relationship.
- Think About the Relationship: Take time to decide if the relationship is making you both happy and healthy.
- Forgive: Try to let go of past hurts and focus on moving forward with kindness and understanding.
- See the Good: Pay attention to the positive aspects of your relationship, even small ones, to strengthen your bond.
- Handle Conflicts Well: Learn how to talk through problems calmly and find solutions for both of you.
- Be Patient: Changing a relationship takes time, so be patient with each other as you work through issues.
- Be Realistic: Understand that no relationship is perfect and accept each other's flaws.
- Take Responsibility: Own up to your mistakes and try to make things right when you've hurt each other.
- Consider Therapy: If things don't improve, a person can ask a professional for guidance or support.
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- Choose from our qualified experts who are specifically trained in Relationship Issues-focussed treatment approaches.
- Access therapist-recommended self-care exercises to work on your concerns outside of sessions, too.
- Monitor how you are doing and identify changes in the way you think, feel and act over time.
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- Get a personalised Relationship Issues self-care plan with 500+ activities & learn to cope with uncontrollable worry.
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