Choosing happiness includes the hard work of being yourself without comparison to others, letting go of grudges and the burden of accumulation, and caring well for ourselves and those around us.
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Hey all you married guys, if it were possible, your wives would like to put you in a hypnotic trance and take you back in time. You may ask, “What place in time would you take me?”
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Pornography addiction changes the brain's response to sexual experiences and impairs the body's ability to engage in normal sexual behavior.
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An angry spouse can be frustrating or even frightening, but it doesn't have to isolate you from him or her. The basics of caring for each other well and learning healthy emotional expression will help reduce anger in your spouse.
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Grief is hard. It is hard because it hurts. It is hard because we sometimes do not know how to grieve. It is hard to maintain a normal “real life” at the same time.
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Newlyweds have a sweetness and tenderness that can melt most any heart. Remembering some simple things you used to do during dating, and adding a few new skills can keep those warm feelings glowing.
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He lives in every one of us, no matter how hard we try to fight him. If you are feeling like the green eyed monster of jealousy is taking over your life, here are some ways to get rid of him.
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How can a couple fill the need for true intimacy in marriage?
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Most of us can think of time we wish we would have treated someone better. Learning from these experiences will help us really do so. It's important for all of us — parents, teachers, counselors and kids — to put a stop to bullying.
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Being a peacemaker means actively making an effort to meet the needs of others, including making sure their voices are heard and opinions are respected.
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C.S. Lewis said, "A society in which conjugal infidelity is tolerated must always be in the long run a society adverse to women.
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Passive-aggressive behaviors lead to confusion and frustration for all involved. These behaviors are indirect and hostile in nature and can indicate a negative attitude, resistance or opposition, or even a personality disorder.
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Falling in love is actually a lot of work, more than it is any kind of falling. When we are first in love, we work hard at enjoying every minute of it. We see the best in our partner. We work hard to do things for them.
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Newlyweds have a sweetness and tenderness that can melt most any heart. Remembering some simple things you used to do while dating, and adding a few new skills can keep those warm feelings glowing.
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You are the consumer, and have every right to "shop" for the marriage counselor that fits you best. Understanding different education levels, licenses, and styles will empower you to choose wisely.
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What does it mean to truly live? These regrets from the dying will give you perspective on what's most important.
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When games selected are more intense or violent and are played for large amounts of time that exclude the player from other interactions and activities, this may fit the pattern for addictive behavior.
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Divorce is a big adjustment for a child and doesn't end their relationship with the other parent. Your own emotions or your ex-spouse's behavior may make it a challenge to talk with your child about the other parent. Here are some tips.
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Choosing happiness includes the hard work of being yourself without comparison to others, letting go of grudges and the burden of accumulation, and caring well for ourselves and those around us.
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Marriage is hard work, and couples will face many challenges over the years. Couples grow together through these experiences until the challenge is the marriage, itself. Here are some tips for taking the first steps for saving your marriage…
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