Healing After A Loss Takes Longer Than You Wish It Did!
We all experience loss. Someone leaves us. Someone dies. Jobs end. Children leave home or stop talking to us. Loss feels bad. And, it takes
March 13, 2014
Healing After A Loss Takes Longer Than You Wish It Did!
We all experience loss. Someone leaves us. Someone dies. Jobs end. Children leave home or stop talking to us. Loss feels bad. And, it takes
How to Avoid “Holiday Hell” with Family, Friends & Partners!
Holiday Hell! That’s when you are pushed, pressured, obligated and bound by the expectations of others that you have taken on yourself. Those others may
Relationship Help: 3 Big Steps To Turn Holiday Duty & Dread Into Love & Delight
Because big family holidays and celebrations tend to bring into focus the way we really feel–duty, dread or delight, here’s some relationship help insights to
Relationship Help: Is it Positive Commentary Running in Your Head?
Do you have a running commentary in your head about everything, and everyone you see? Glass half full, or glass half empty? What are you
Are You Playing on Your Own Team?
Sometimes, you are your own worst enemy, right? You. You sabotage yourself, your goals and your relationships. When you do that, you’re not playing on
Relationship Help: Help! I Don’t Find My Partner Attractive Anymore. Part 2
There’s a very good reason why traditional wedding vows include the “for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health” bit!
Relationship Advice: Got Dad in a box and won’t let him out?
Have you got an old story about what Dad “should” have done? Or, the things he did that you think he should not have? That’s
Relationship Advice: “That REALLY bugs me!!!”
Are there things your partner does that cause you to say “That REALLY bugs me!”? And, when you say it, are you thinking s/he should
Relationship Help: What if S/He says “NO” to you?
We live in la-la land sometimes. We think that because someone tells us they love us that that guarantees they will say “Yes!” when we
Relationship Help: Tips for Telling the Tough Truth
Relationships require honesty. That means you have to have the skills, willingness and ability to tell the tough truth. Sometimes that takes some relationship help.