Are You Having an Emotional Affair? ...
The Bible warns against adultery. An affair can destroy a marriage and obliterate all trust in the relationship. In addition,...
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Three Stages to Affair Recovery
Most experts would concur that there are two basic types of infidelity: physical and emotional. There are at least three...
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Making the Most of Christian Premarital ...
Every couple has their own story about how they found one another. Finding your significant other is a unique journey...
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Are You Sure You Want to Get Divorced?
Divorce is a topic that has become less stigmatized in the last forty years. California began the trend of making...
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Does Marriage Counseling Work? It ...
One summer, I got an unexpected call from a voice from the past that I will call “Steve.” I knew...
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Couples Counseling: Comparing ...
Baseball was once America’s favorite pastime where children would play in sandlots and fantasize about hitting like Hank Aaron or...
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Healing Your Relationship After the ...
Infidelity is one of the messiest and most damaging things that can be done to a relationship. Frank Dattilio (2010),...
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Dealing with Trust Issues in ...
Successful relationships have several ingredients: friendship, an overwhelming flow of fondness and admiration between partners, turning to your partner for...
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Active Listening Examples: Recognizing ...
Many times, couples will come to a mental health professional to resolve conflict in their relationship. While disagreement over issues...
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How to Repair a Broken Marriage: Stages ...
Reconciliation demands a choice. It is a choice against continued separation and ultimate divorce. It is a choice to reaffirm...
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Great Escape: Defusing Temptation, ...
Temptation is something that all humans face regularly. Temptation itself isn’t sin, but its presence reminds us of why we...
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Discovering the Wonder of Vintage Love: ...
To be loved but not known is comforting but superficial. To be known and not loved is our greatest fear....
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