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Life is Short, But I’m Not!
by Priscilla Hunt Sometimes when I see a photo of Greg and me, I exclaim “You look so tall!” He chuckles at one of his ongoing amusements. . . that I seem to be the only one among my family and friends […]
Where Did Our Love Go?
by Linda A. Marshall Courtesy of Partners in Life Do you question if your partner loves you anymore? Have you started to take each other for granted? Is the zing you felt when […]
Authentic Happiness
by Alice Vliestra, Ph.D. Over the last 30 years, a big change impacting relationships, has been a need to be 'happy.' With this, has come a new positive psychology that focuses on positive emotion, strengths, and virtue. But how does this […]
5 New Year’s resolutions that will take your marriage from good to great
by Jessica Padykula There's something about the start of a new year that spurs us to make positive changes. This year, consider putting the spotlight on your marriage. We put together some simple but effective resolutions aimed at boosting your bond […]
7 New Year’s Resolutions for Couples of Faith
by foryourmarriage.org What can you do for your marriage in 2016? Try making a New Year’s resolution to improve your relationship. Here are some ideas to get started: Schedule several “Date Nights” for the first few months of the year. Would […]
Family Comes First – But Which One?
by Michelle Bianco | www.coachmichellebianco.com As the holidays are fast approaching one big debate that tends to come up with couples is the dreaded decision of whose family to celebrate the holidays with. Communication with your spouse is key! Do not avoid […]
The Gift of Your Presence
by Ross and Val McKinley, Professional Members of Better Marriages www.PrioritizeRelationships.com Give the gift of presence this holiday season. Your presence is the greatest of all presents you and your partner can give one another! The following are some […]
STEPFAMILY CHRISTMAS
by Carri Taylor www.cgtaylor.com This Season can bring a collision of memories, thoughts, and emotions. High expectations that are met bring joy and when not met, disappointment. In a first marriage there is a blending of two family systems’ holiday rituals. That […]
Bringing Peace to the Holiday Season Through Mindfulness
by Dr. Linda Miles Peace, joy, and gratitude - these are things that we wish for during the holiday season and throughout the year. But those feelings are sometimes hard to come by in our stressful world, particularly around Christmas time, […]
Are You Too Busy to Preserve the Intimacy?
by Jackie Black, Ph.D., BCC www.DrJackieBlack.com The holidays can be a busy time with lots of competing priorities. You and your loved ones have many legitimate needs and wants, and family obligations are more than likely pulling you in this direction and […]
