Articles about Relationship Issues

Part 1 of a 2-Part Communicating with Your Spouse Series When thinking about communication, many emotions come to mind. The...

Part 1 of a 2-Part Effective Listening Series Talking and listening involves a unique relationship in which two people are constantly...

We seek out counseling when we feel a sense of brokenness in our relationships that often stems from a change...

The term passive aggression was first used at the end of World War II. A colonel in the U.S. Army...

Part 2 of a 2-Part Perspective on Codependency Series In my previous article, I introduced the topic of codependency and...

Healing Hurts and Restoring Relationships A Battle of Wills Disagreements within a family are bound to occur, for human nature...

If one asks why most couples enter counseling, they will say, ”Neglect.” Neglect is a form of mental abuse that...

Most of the couples who come into my counseling office are dealing with the relational ramifications of some sort of...

During college in the 1990s, I first read the little book, Be Good To Each Other, by Lowell and Carol...

One of the best gifts individuals can give themselves is the gift of counseling. As a person of color, one...

This past July, I attended the Johnson-Gottman Summit in Seattle. The Johnson-Gottman summit is a clinical training conference focused on...

Where Wisdom is Found When we study the Bible, it is hard to ignore the depth of wisdom it...