This New York Times article is called "Marriage Therapists Who Follow Their Own Advice." It follows John and Julie Gottman, two psychologists who are married and who together created the Gottman method of couple's therapy which we use here at PPG. As an evidence based approach marriage counseling that is backed by decades of data, we think it's a great example of how a marriage can grow and develop over the years. Check out our couples therapy services to see how we can help you get started towards a healthier marriage.
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