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The Hidden Messages Within “Let It Go” Should Alarm Us

February 24, 2021 By Steve Fox Leave a Comment

Let It Go

During the “Deep Freeze of 2021,” many of us endured the coldest, most prolonged winter experience that we could imagine.  Snow, freezing rain, loss of electricity, no heat – you name it, we experienced it.  What better way, to enjoy the snow than to walk around … [Read more...] about The Hidden Messages Within “Let It Go” Should Alarm Us

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples, Parenting/Family Tagged With: emotional management, emotions, letting go, marriage conflicts, parenting, relationships

Why Should I Go to Therapy When He (She) Is the Problem?!

November 18, 2020 By Suzanne Jones Leave a Comment

relationship problems

Relationship problems are a common reason people pursue therapy. And not surprisingly, many clients have been more than a little frustrated they are the ones talking to me, when clearly their partner or family member is the one with the problem! They have nagged and scolded and … [Read more...] about Why Should I Go to Therapy When He (She) Is the Problem?!

Filed Under: Christian Living, Marriage/Couples Tagged With: counseling, couples counseling, relationship, relationships, therapy

Compliance vs. Commitment in Your Marriage: Which Defines You?

October 8, 2020 By Steve Fox Leave a Comment

Compliance vs. Commitment

What I Learned in Chemical Plants That Mirrors the Marriage Relationship Safe plant operations are like marriage?  You’ve got to be kidding! How in the world do we find the parallels between working in the chemical industry and the marriage relationship? I am so glad you … [Read more...] about Compliance vs. Commitment in Your Marriage: Which Defines You?

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: commitment, compliance, emotional needs, Marriage, marriage conflicts, relationships

Broken Trust Is Not Easily Restored

September 16, 2020 By Sue Miley Leave a Comment

Broken trust is not easily restored

“You can’t talk yourself out of problems you behave yourself into.”   Exactly.  I read this quote out of Stephen Covey’s book, Seven Habits of Effective People where he describes his concept of an emotional bank account. It stood out to me because I have had to … [Read more...] about Broken Trust Is Not Easily Restored

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: broken trust, healing, Marriage, marriage counseling, relationships, Trust

Five Reasons Why Your Apologies Don’t Work (and Seven Ways to Make it Effective)

May 28, 2020 By Steve Fox Leave a Comment

apology

“I have said I am sorry.  How many times do I have to say it?” Does this sound familiar?   And often either the husband or the wife is the “usual” one to come back and apologize for some infraction, argument, tone of voice, or conflict. And often the one who is … [Read more...] about Five Reasons Why Your Apologies Don’t Work (and Seven Ways to Make it Effective)

Filed Under: Marriage/Couples Tagged With: emotions, forgiveness, Marriage, marriage conflicts, marriage counseling, relationships

The Other Side of Anger

May 14, 2020 By Suzanne Jones Leave a Comment

other side of angry

I am sitting on my back patio, enjoying a glorious Spring day, determined to write about ANYTHING but COVID-19! I am guessing I am not the only one who is over-saturated with updates, opinions, and emotions running high. So instead I thought I would write about some things that … [Read more...] about The Other Side of Anger

Filed Under: Interpersonal Skills Tagged With: Anger, counseling, emotional management, emotions, family, Marriage, relationship, relationships

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