Your boss asks – or rather pressures – you to work this weekend. A deadline is quickly approaching and your contribution is crucial. But, you already had plans with your family. You feel stuck choosing between your job and your family. Your parents or in-laws seem to make plans for you most weekends. It’s either some [...]
How Saying ‘No’ to Others Can Mean Saying ‘Yes’ to You and Your Relationship
February 21, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Receiving Love From Your Partner: It May Be Closer Than You Think
February 6, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Does the love/caring seem to be missing from your relationship? Do you suspect that you both still love each other even though you don’t show it? Many couples still have love between them even though it may not be apparent on a daily basis. In so many relationships, the love is buried under layers and [...]
When Your Relationship Feels Flat: How Humor Can Help
January 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Is the fun, light-hearted side of your relationship missing? Do things feel dull and blah between you and your partner? Do you have more fun with people other than your spouse? Have things felt this way for a while? It’s likely that things were dramatically different at the beginning of your relationship: it used to [...]
Share Your Passion: Teach Your Children To Love What You Love
January 14, 2012 By 1 Comment
What is it you love to do? Are you passionate about a sport, hobby, career or music? As parents, we want our kids to love the same things we do. We want them to experience the same joy we experience. Is there a way to make this happen? Can we teach our children to share [...]
Open to Love: Freeing Yourself From Being Protected, yet Isolated
December 14, 2011 By 2 Comments
Let me tell you a story I heard from a gifted Imago therapist and trainer named Maya Kollman. The story is about a woman who loves walking on the beach. The woman’s bare feet sink into the warm sand with each step. Without shoes, she feels free and natural. The woman walks like this every [...]
