There is Hope
Life can always get better; don't ever feel like you're so stuck that you lose hope. When we started Stenzel Clinical more than a decade ago, we wanted to make sure our patients would never lose hope. Troubled marriages, [...]
Open and Honest: Keys to Family Success in Remarriage
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There’s nothing easy about divorce, especially when the marriage includes children. As life moves on and the healing process begins, many people begin to date and find happiness in a new relationship. Yes, happiness is great. You’ve found love, [...]
Three Things to Say at a Funeral
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It’s never easy dealing with loss. A common inclination of friends and family of those who are grieving, especially at funerals, is to try to comfort a person by telling them their own experiences, saying “I understand” and stating [...]
Managing the Emotional Impact of Chronic Pain
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Those who suffer from chronic pain know the toll that it takes on our mental, emotional and spiritual beings. It’s exhausting. It drains our patience within our relationships and with life in general. It’s depressing and often times creates [...]
Avoiding End-of-Winter Blues and Overeating
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Everyone knows the feeling once winter has overstayed its welcome. There are certain days where you can run down a list of feelings you have and have the list read like a Charles Dickens novel: Groggy. Tired. Irritable. Downtrodden. [...]
Why do we argue if it doesn’t work?
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Arguing just doesn’t work. We all believe that we are logical and therefore a logical argument should work. When was the last time in the middle of an argument that you provided a very logical reason why you are right and your spouse just stopped and agreed with you?