Loving An Addict
By: Michael Elgersma If someone you love is living with an addiction you may have felt, thought and done everything to try to help the situation that you could possibly feel, think or do. And perhaps you have watched [...]
By: Michael Elgersma If someone you love is living with an addiction you may have felt, thought and done everything to try to help the situation that you could possibly feel, think or do. And perhaps you have watched [...]
By Robert Gottlieb: Shame and fear are like a fungus. They live off of garbage, thrive in the darkness and begin to grow on you over time. Whether it be to a teacher, brother, sister, boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse, or [...]
How often, when fighting with your spouse, do you find yourself shutting down? Going off to sulk for awhile? Avoiding all contact with them and giving in to that silly routine so commonly referred to as “giving them the [...]
By: Robert Gottlieb For Part I of this article, click here. When I was younger, I had a difficult time comprehending many subjects in school, especially math and science. Coming from a family in which my grandfather is a [...]
By: Robert Gottlieb So, my boss asked me to write an article about guys in counseling. This immediately brought to mind the above quote from Tony Soprano. Writing this article is harder than it sounds for several reasons. First, [...]
"Why am I angry? What's really behind this?" If you find yourself frequently experiencing anger at home or at work, these are exactly the questions you should be asking yourself. Grant, at his February Husband's Bootcamp, discussed how to [...]