The quickest way to lose attraction in a relationship is to treat a partner like a child. To scold them, to reprimand them, or to act as if they can’t make their own decisions. Autonomy and sexual attraction go hand in hand. No one wants to be parented.

Check out our newest video on How to Win an Argument. The strategy might surprise you! We'd love to hear your feedback. youtu.be/M1LBbGIln9k via YouTube

Are you a perfectionist? If so, how might that be hurting your relationships with others? Check out our latest video about perfectionism: youtu.be/BQBt4GMxhq0 via YouTube

That message needs to be shared more often Dr Liz Bates! Thanks!

Instead of trying to change your partner, be the change you wish to see in your #relationship. by Terry Gaspard gottman.com/blog/be-the-ch…

What happened when an organization publicized the neglect of male victims of domestic violence? 90 women's organizations denounced it and used their money and political connections to try to have it removed. reddit.com/r/MensRights/c…

Honored to be part of Kurtz Frausun's Men Behind Closed Doors project. This is well worth viewing: youtu.be/c67lGOjOOVQ?si…

We cannot claim to take domestic violence or emotional aggression seriously while ignoring it when the aggressor is female. True concern for human dignity demands that we look at these situations clearly—regardless of who holds power in the moment. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/when-role…

Disappointed with this article from The Marshall Project which misses how criminalizing #coercivecontrol opens a freeway for #FalseAllegations and using the courts as a weapon in domestic disputes. themarshallproject.org/2025/06/28/wom…

Why do we mandate domestic violence treatment programs, especially when we know the ideology they're built on, doesn't work. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/the-hidde…

Our founder, Michael Clark, just published this #domesticviolence themed novel. This is going to have people talking.

Our founder, Michael Clark, was on the Men Need To Be Heard Show show where they discussed not only his book, #TheTruthAboutYou, but many myths about domestic violence and abusive relationships that prevent us from addressing it well. youtube.com/watch?v=oT-Nfg…

The Truth About You is about the moral ambiguity found in abusive relationships. It challenges the reader to examine how abuse can be mutual, complex, and deeply human, not always what it seems from the outside. #TheTruthAboutYou amazon.com/dp/B0FM4HHZJ4

A high-profile incident like the Sha'Carri Richardson #domesticviolence arrest is an opportunity for us to reflect on our beliefs and responses to the issue. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/lessons-f…

Our founder, Michael Clark, was interviewed on Maryann Petri's podcast, Slam the Gavel, today. youtu.be/S76tZVNN5hg?si…

Why would our founder write a novel about #domesticviolence rather than a piece of non-fiction? #TheTruthAboutYou michaelclarkauthor.com/post/a-novel-i…

The notion that crime is best solved with more policing is an assumption that works in certain contexts—burglary, theft, gang activity, or organized crime—but it collapses when applied to domestic violence. michaelclarkauthor.com/post/why-law-e…

If we put a fraction as much effort (and funding) into helping domestic violence offenders change as we do punishing them, we'd see rates of domestic violence go down. nsnews.com/national-news/…