5 Ways Divorced Couples Can Navigate Step-parenting
Divorce weighs heavily on every person involved. This may not be well known to many people because divorce is more common now than at [...]
4 Traits of Toxic Couples and Dealing with Toxic Behaviors
Often, couples are presented in television and movies as falling into two extremes – the couple that’s so beautiful together that it’s almost annoying [...]
Making the Most of the Time: Fun Date Night Ideas in Vancouver, WA
It’s been said that if something is important to you, you’ll make time for it. However, it’s also true that we’re often driven by [...]
Facing an Empty Nest: Marriage Advice for a Change In Seasons
When you’re married to someone for a while, it’s fair to say that the marriage you got into and the one you’re in now [...]
Couples Counseling: When You Feel Unappreciated in Your Marriage
We all have expectations of others. For example, if we open a door for someone, we assume they will at least say thank you. Most [...]
Advice for Newlyweds: I Love You, But Stop Stealing My Fries
Now that you’re married, you’re supposed to become one flesh, a team, a unit – partners in everything, right? While that sounds beautiful in [...]
Signs of Low Self-Esteem in Your Marriage
Healthy relationships are places of safety and nurture. When you feel secure, loved, supported, seen, and heard, you will flourish. A marriage can be [...]
Couples Counseling: Finding Help for a Toxic Relationship
Romantic and other relationships exist on a spectrum that runs from healthy and functional, all the way to unhealthy and dysfunctional, or toxic. Each [...]
First Year of Marriage Survival Kit: What to Pack for a Thriving Relationship
If you love to travel, you probably get a bit of an emotional boost just packing for your next adventure. Knowing your destination helps you [...]
Children’s Mental Health: How to Navigate Life on the Spectrum as a Parent
No one plans for life to go topsy-turvy, but it can. No one plans to have a sick child, but it happens. No one [...]