A relationship is very much like a dance. Each partner moves through time and space in response to both their own internal forces and to each other. Sometimes we move with intention toward a goal or for a purpose. And sometimes we dance simply to release pent-up energy or for the joy of movement itself. …
5 Signs Your Spouse Wants A Divorce (And How To Mend Your Marriage) by Brad Browning, ‘The Marriage Guru’ Afraid your marriage is ‘on the rocks?’ Worried that your spouse is thinking about asking for a divorce? I’ll explain a few signs to look for that indicate your spouse is thinking about divorce, I’ll tell …
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You’re single, attractive, and have a career that’s going somewhere. You’re in your prime and you’ve been seeing (or just met) a really great guy. You believe that he loves you and wants to be together as much as you do. It’s as if you’ve finally found your soulmate. There’s just one problem: his shrew …
By Greg Thurston Creator of Seven Minute Mindfulness “Mindfulness” is a bit of a buzz word right now, but that doesn’t mean that you should discredit it. There are at least SIX incredible benefits of mindfulness. In fact, being mindful is one of the best things you can do for your body and mind! But you might …
According to the late marriage and family therapist Shirley P. Glass, the current ‘crisis of infidelity’ is getting worse. More people cheat on their spouses every year. Contributing forces include changes in society over the past century, personal and family history, individual traits, and relationship issues. But one’s individual vulnerability to infidelity may be the …
One of my clients said about his relationship, “Our insecurities complement each other: my insecurities trigger her the way her insecurities trigger me.” He was talking about the history of past infidelities – by their respective, previous spouses – that was causing trouble between them, and not, ironically, regarding any illicit or unfaithful behavior perpetrated …
When my clients are looking for information about medications or other forms of treatment, I usually tell them that there’s this wonderful invention called ‘the Internet.’ Simply enter a search term in Google or on youtube, and in seconds you have tons of information. (Which is probably how you got here!) And with the ongoing …
According to the late, renowned marriage and family therapist, Shirley Glass, the changes in our society and its institutions over the past century (such as men and women working closely together or the explosive growth of the internet and virtual media) have created ‘a crisis of infidelity.’ People are waiting longer to commit to marriage, …
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People are relational beings, and our primary relationship unit is the family. A family is a system, and each member of that system has a relationship with each other member, creating a complex network of relationships. Since a change in any member will affect all other members, when one family member struggles, everyone in the …
