A Visit To IKEA Can Give Insights Into Your Relationship
- 9 years ago
According to a Wall Street Journal story, a visit to global furniture retailer IKEA can test the bounds of a relationships to the extent where one therapist is asking couples to put pieces together as an exercise.
IKEA isn’t just a place to buy stylish yet inexpensive furniture; it’s also an experience that can test the bounds of a relationship.
Because for some couples, shopping for and putting units together often leads to disagreements.
One Southern California psychologist, Dr. Ramani Durvasula, even gives her client couples a homework assignment of assembling a piece of furniture as a team.
According to her, a small coffee table should be relatively easy for the pair while a m
IKEA isn’t just a place to buy stylish yet inexpensive furniture; it’s also an experience that can test the bounds of a relationship.
Because for some couples, shopping for and putting units together often leads to disagreements.
One Southern California psychologist, Dr. Ramani Durvasula, even gives her client couples a homework assignment of assembling a piece of furniture as a team.
According to her, a small coffee table should be relatively easy for the pair while a m