Marriage is complicated. Even with the constraints of children, societal pressure, and family commitments, marriages frequently end in divorce. Some experts even argue that human beings are not hard-wired to stay married to the same person “until dea ...
Tens of thousands of women across America have bought Glennon Doyle’s books, tuned in to listen to her on their favorite podcasts, or gone to hear her speak.Her radical message stirs every person’s heart not because she is selling perfection or e ...
Something doesn't feel right in your relationship but you just can't put your finger on it. You ask yourself, “We were going okay, weren’t we?” Hard to say. There is no grade card or scoreboard for your relationship.Instead you have to depen ...
Emotional Abuse.You have heard the term used in discussions about relationships. You think you know what it means.However, you have a situation in mind where it is sort of borderline. Maybe it's abuse? Maybe it's just inappropriate behav ...
It seems odd to say about the person you have been spending all your free time with for several weeks, or maybe months. But you could likely get to know that person even better than you do now.It doesn’t matter that you think you know them better ...
Linda was on the phone with her husband, and it was clear she was mad. “You did what?” She demanded, a little louder than most of her phone conversations. “What were you thinking?”She paused as he offered some defense to her. “I don’t care. That ...
Therapist Sakina Issa explains specific steps you can take to rekindle your romance and foster fondness in your relationship. References include noted relational therapists John Gottman and Nan Silver.
An explanation of couples-based therapy and how it can help your marriage.
We can all say that we’ve fought before. I am not talking about a full on fist fight ending in a bloody nose or in the emergency room. I am talking about verbal arguments. Arguments that have left you shocked, hurt, angry, betrayed or extremely sad. ...
