Category: Rebuilding Your Marriage
The Unconventional Wisdom of a Lawyer Brother-in-Law on ‘Taking Care of Business’ in Relationships
Having a brother-in-law who’s a retired lawyer means that the conversations at family get-togethers are quite interesting. Most people are on the receiving end of some lawyer’s actions and
The Divorce Industry and Therapists
One of the essential items for me to have when reading research, books, or articles is a pen. Over the years I’ve found them helping in making notations, underlining,
What Couples Avoid Talking About
Once you see “What’s behind the curtain” or what is behind the scenes, you view things differently. When I started out as a therapist, I often talked with older,
Is Cheating a Form of Emotional Abuse in a Relationship?
Recognizing the signs of an emotionally abusive relationship Emotional abuse can manifest in various forms within a relationship, often overshadowed by more overt signs of physical abuse. An abusive
Is Cheating More Likely in Couples With ADHD?
In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, countless threads can snag, unravel, or chart surprisingly new paths. For couples grappling with the complexities of adult ADHD, a unique set
Hedge of Thorns Prayer for an Unfaithful Spouse
Have you ever felt the piercing ache of struggling with a spouse whose eyes and heart wander? The heart-wrenching pain of discovering your spouse’s unfaithfulness? The betrayal, the shattered
7 Essential Post-Affair Communication Tips for Couples
Discover essential post-affair communication tips to help couples effectively rebuild trust, navigate emotions, and move forward after infidelity.
Change and Control
In a day, your whole life can change. I experienced this a few years ago when one of my sons experienced a burst appendix. In a few hours, my
Dealing with Triggers After Infidelity: A Path to Healing
Heal by dealing with triggers after infidelity through self-care, open communication, mindfulness exercises, and a strong support network.
The tangled mess of blended families
One task that requires patience is detangling the fishing line. All it takes is one bad cast and you end up with what is called a ‘bird’s nest’. It’s
