If you’ve ever taken part in couples counseling, this may sound familiar: Both of you believe you just had a great session. There was a breakthrough, there were tears, and you leave feeling more connected to your partner that you have for quite a while. Together, you...
Fighting about money is common. So common in fact, that according to a study by Ramsey Solutions, arguments about money are the second leading cause of divorce. It’s tricky when you’re a saver, and your partner spends money frequently and if you’re being honest,...
Let’s get one thing clear, right off the bat. When you’re anxious, your brain feels like it’s been hijacked. This makes it hard to think rationally. It’s extremely challenging to not get caught up in the high-pressure stream and carried away. Take the following tips,...
Codependence. It sounds nice, doesn’t it? Like two people in a mutually beneficial alliance. While dependent on one another because they’re so in love, they just can’t help themselves. Yet far from being something to aspire toward, the word belies the truth:...
Your daughter is already mad at you because you won’t let her get a cell phone. The kids have met Dale, your new boyfriend a few times, and it didn’t go well. Dale and you are both worried about your kids meeting his kids, and to top it off your youngest has recently...
