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Staying Connected as a Couple During the Pandemic

Staying Connected as a Couple During the Pandemic

It’s a frightening, uncertain time in our world. Everyone has been effected in big and small ways since the coronavirus wreaked havoc in our country. As a couples counselor (and

How to Walk Away From a Bad Relationship with Confidence

How to Walk Away From a Bad Relationship with Confidence

Learning how to communicate effectively, resolve problems easily, and learn to forgive the mistakes we inevitably make are excellent skills that dating couples can learn in therapy. A trained counselor

Demystifying Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Myths vs Facts

Demystifying Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Myths vs Facts

It’s no secret that the postpartum period is difficult both physically and emotionally. Most women have heard of postpartum depression and typically think of excessive crying, moodiness or not feeling

5 Lessons for a Healthy Marriage

5 Lessons for a Healthy Marriage

Having a healthy marriage involves more than just being in love. Making a conscious effort to communicate, prioritize your partner, and work through challenges together is key. Learn more about

Why Forgiveness is Always Worth It: 7 Ways to Truly Forgive Someone

Why Forgiveness is Always Worth It: 7 Ways to Truly Forgive Someone

We’ve all heard the word “forgiveness” in some form or other.  But few people understand what it really means.  We like it when people forgive us, but not so much

12 Ways to Pause and Respond to Others, Rather than React

12 Ways to Pause and Respond to Others, Rather than React

Do you pause before you speak, respond, or make a choice? This pause is where maturity and wisdom lie. Pausing makes guilt and shame disappear right before your eyes. 

5 Must Haves for Emotional Well-being Post Baby

5 Must Haves for Emotional Well-being Post Baby

While we cannot always prevent stress, worry, or a postpartum mood disorder from occurring, we can take steps to best care for ourselves during this vulnerable time. Consider these not

Choosing Healthy Conflict

Choosing Healthy Conflict

Healthy conflict is productive and necessary for growth. A fundamental principle in healthy conflict resolution is learning how to be responsive rather than reactive.