After I stopped laughing, I started to think about how easily we misinterpreted each other’s love languages.
At the start of every year, I come up with a word that will be my guiding principle. In 2020, my word of the year was
This week, I wanted to shine some light on divorce and get a little vulnerable with a personal story.
The holidays can be a joyful time, but for many, they also bring a stark reminder of the people - and things - we’ve lost.
Generosity is beautiful, but is it true generosity if you can’t afford it? Would it feel just as meaningful to send teachers a heartfelt card instead of another candle they may not need?
But here’s something I find even more interesting—why don’t they teach us how to have healthy relationships?
Here are some practical tips to help you maintain your sanity and strengthen your bond with your partner when dealing with in-laws
How do you respond when your spouse asks you to do something that you realllllly don’t want to do?
I was in the car with my teenage daughter today, and she taught me something valuable.
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Every day at 2 pm, the sort of midway point of the day for me, I pause in between my client sessions and other tasks, and I ask myself 4 questions
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