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Working with families has been my passion for many decades and one issue that comes up often in counseling over the last few years is how to monitor

When my marriage ended, I went through a period of self-reflection and found myself ruminating over what went wrong.  It took me awhile to realize that

During their first counseling session, Rebecca, 37. and Kevin, 36, discuss how they tend to dig their heels in during arguments, and how bickering can

During a counseling session, Kyla expressed frustration about her life feeling out of control, being overweight, in debt, and feeling down on herself.

Unfortunately, it’s easy to overlook someone’s faults in the early stage of a relationship. Infatuation and chemistry can prevent us from seeing red flags

Kyla, 40, sat on the couch of my office telling me about her unhealthy relationship with Keith, 45, and how after ten years, she was still living with him

It may seem odd that I feel compelled to write about what I owe my kids because they’ve endured my divorce. Yet as an adult child of divorced parents and

When Sondra, age 40, arrived for her counseling appointment, she wanted to focus on her difficulty in selecting partners who are a good match for her. She

There is evidence that technology threatens to strip away important aspects of the way couples and family members relate and connect with one another.

Let’s face it, many people are not emotionally ready to move on after a breakup and believe that preserving a friendship with their ex (assuming there was