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Arguments, Communication, Forgivneness, Grace, Intimacy, Love, Marriage, Positive Attention, Positive Thinking, Relationships, Resolving ConflictWe are now weeks into this thing called quarantine, or "shelter in place." I first wonder who came up with these terms. I guess that does matter much, but when you have as much time on your hands as some of us do, you start thinking about things…

10 Ways to Improve Your Marriage While in Quarantine
Communication, Forgivneness, Grace, Intimacy, Love, Marriage, Relationships, Stress Management, UncategorizedStaying home due to COVID-19? Are you finding it hard to manage your relationship, the children or working from home? The combination of those three can increase stress if you don't know how to manage them well. It's like the movie, The Perfect…

5 Tips to not “Fighting” in Marriage Communication
Arguments, Communication, Marriage, Relationships, Resolving Conflict, Stress Management
How Fight or Flight Affects Marriage Communication
Arguments, Communication, Love, Marriage, Relationships, Resolving Conflict
5 Steps to Becoming a Better Listener in Marriage
Communication, Intimacy, Love, MarriageAs a marriage counselor, I teach couples many skills. One of those skills is how to listen better. Many of us have been taught how to communicate or express our thoughts better to others in classes or through our jobs, but may have never had…

5 Ways to be Intentional in your Marriage
Communication, Intimacy, Love, Marriage, Positive Attention, Positive Thinking, RelationshipsWhat year is it? Where does the time go? I am sitting here wondering how yesterday is already gone. It seems it was just yesterday I was getting excited about the season changing. It seems like a good time to talk about being intentional in…

Priorities Matter: Focus on what’s important
Marriage, RelationshipsWhat is most important to you? The closest people in your life may not be able to guess what it is most important to you, but may be able to tell you what seems to be your highest priority by viewing your actions. The couples and individuals…
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Trust vs. Control: How to Rebuild Trust Without Falling Into the Trap of Control
Attitude, Dishonesty, Marriage, Positive Thinking, Relationships, TrustHave you ever had your trust broken or has there been a breach of trust between you and a loved one?
What a silly question, right? We all have had our trust broken. When this foundation on which we build all relationships is rocked, it can feel almost impossible to rebuild. You and I don’t realize sometimes how important trust is in our everyday lives until we are smacked in the face with deception, hurt, or uncertainty. Sitting in a chair is a choice of trust. Driving in your car is a risky decision, yet we do it every day at 50 to 70 miles per hour or more. When it comes to relationships, many times we ignore or aren’t aware of how much trust plays a role in how we relate to others and how they relate to us.