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How to Maintain a Healthy Marriage as Newlyweds
Getting married is a life changing moment for both you and your partner. No matter how long you’ve been together as a couple, marriage is the ultimate milestone. Although you may still be caught up in the excitement of the […]
Acts of Love That Last Beyond a Lifetime
By Susan Doktor Few things are as devastating to imagine as the death of a loving partner. Worse still may be the anguish of picturing the pain your partner will suffer living without you. But as difficult as it is to […]
Nurturing Yourself in Widowhood as You Grieve The Loss of Your Spouse
by Patty Howell Because I knew a lot about how to process my feelings and was willing to walk into them and experience them, rather than try to push them away, I figured that grieving over my husband’s death would be […]
New Year’s Resolutions: Your 1-Month Assessment
by Debra Ferrie It’s been a month since you’ve made your New Year’s resolutions. How are you doing with them? If you’ve fallen a bit off track or worse, never committed to the changes you wanted for the year, it’s not […]
New Year’s Resolutions for Couples
Jeanne Croteau HealthLoveSpiritual & Wellness At the end of every year, we begin thinking about how to improve ourselves in the upcoming twelve months. We make plans for starting the New Year in a positive and productive way, which is good, but […]
2 Reasons We Give Up on Our Goals (and How to Avoid Them)
by prepare-enrich Longing for self-improvement or achievement is an all too familiar feeling we seem to get around this time of year. We look forward to what’s to come and think that something magical will happen on January 1st to boost […]
The secrets of couples thriving right now in the pandemic
by Terry Ward, CNN Updated 4:18 AM ET, Mon December 7, 2020 During the pandemic lockdown earlier this year, S. Nicole Lane of Chicago found that hiking with her boyfriend brought them closer. Before the pandemic, S. Nicole Lane said that much of […]
Five Ways to Become Closer with Social Distancing
Michelle Garcia Winner, MA, CCC-SLP and Pamela Crooke, PhD, CCC-SLP © 2020 Think Social Publishing, Inc. Social distancing does not need to drive us apart. In fact, it provides us all the more reason to relate to one another in this ever-changing […]
At-Home Date Night Ideas
In these uncertain times, you may find yourself at home more often than not. These circumstances can make having fun and romantic date nights feel next to impossible. However, there are plenty of ways to get creative and have a […]
Caring for our Couple Relationship by Spending Quality Time Together
by Carl and Nancy Terry It is important to remember that spending some quality time together enhances our relationship. The Pandemic has changed for many couples the availability or the amount of time that is possible to spend together. How can […]
