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Summary: Doing romantic things at home in a relationship can be as simple as spending time talking with a partner when doing chores and other activities. Make arduous tasks romantic and fun with tips from a family therapist in this free video on marriage and relationships.
Patti German, M.Ed., LMFT, is a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Her experience includes a Master of Education at Temple University in...read more
"Hi I'm Patti German and I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist here in New York City. In this clip we're going to talk about how to do romantic things in your home. I think the most important thing about being in a relationship is sharing your time together and doing things together. The most arduous task can become a lot of fun and not as troublesome if you do it with your partner and you share the responsibility of it whether it be cleaning up the kitchen or vacuuming, or even painting a room. It is important to do it together and give each other space to feel safe in whatever you are doing where one person isn't controlling the other person and telling how everything should be done. It could be very very romantic to just be together in a room and talk and share each others' thoughts and feelings without feeling judged and criticized. This is Patti German in New York City."
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