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 [...]
PTSD and Relationships: How PTSD Can Affect the Health of Your Relationships
Relationships are both beautiful and complex. If you or a loved one has PTSD, it’s important to understand how the symptoms of PTSD affect not [...]
Helpful and Unhelpful Ways of Getting Over a Breakup
No one likes rejection, and no one enjoys experiencing the feeling of loss. A breakup, whether you initiated it or it just landed in [...]
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 [...]
Recognizing Abuse In Emotionally Abusive Parents
Thinking the best of your loved ones can allow you to overlook some of their rough edges. This is helpful because any given day [...]
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 [...]
The Importance of Honesty in Premarital Counseling
Honesty is at the heart of a strong God-centered marriage, and it plays a pivotal role in premarital counseling. Honesty is at the heart [...]
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 [...]