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Know When to Accept and When to Change Though we have so much practice with decision making, it can still be very difficult. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA, May 10, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- We make decisions every single day. They range from big decisions like choosing who we marry to what we’re having for breakfast this morning. We make these big and small decisions dozens of times throughout our days. Even though we have so much practice with decision making, it can still be very difficult. Specifically, knowing when to make a change in our lives or to accept our circumstances just as...

5 Marriage Counseling Questions to Ask Your Spouse February 23, 2021 Every couple has some issues. Some are not as significant as some others, but over time, even these smaller issues can build up and cause various problems in a relationship. Some couples manage to solve their problems as they appear, the others fight and end up breaking up, while some attempt marriage counseling or a couple’s therapy and attempt to save their relationships. You may have heard that the therapy was not effective and it had zero impact on the relationship. But is the therapy itself the problem or the couple j...

Finding Our Purpose At the heart of these steps is taking the time to listen to ourselves. We must listen when we ask ourselves “does this bring me joy?” NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA, USA, February 12, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Some people spend their entire life looking for purpose. In an ideal world, this information would be given to us when we’re born. The reality is, we don’t have a blueprint of how to live a purposeful life, and this has led many people to ask the question: How do I make my life meaningful? When we’re about to take our last breath, how can we guarantee that we�...

Teen’s Suicide Attempt Prompts Warning Over Pandemic’s Mental Health Dangers On Christmas night, a 14-year-old girl walked away from her family’s Orange County home and headed toward a bridge. When she arrived, she leaped from the 50-foot structure, shattering two back bones in an attempted suicide brought on by some inner demons she’s been fighting since the start of the pandemic. Sydney R., of Huntington Beach, is among many who’ve been struggling with isolation since the stay-at-home orders began amid the CCP virus pandemic. Such orders resulted in the cancellation of sports, ...