Video: “Yes, Dear” Often Leads to “Nice Guy Disease”
Grant Stenzel presents a video on "yes, dear" and how it can lead to "nice guy disease".
The Three Year Twitch: How to keep your marriage from ending before it’s even begun (pt. 1)
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by Jen DuBos, MA LPC Most married folk over the age of 30 are familiar with the phrase “The Seven Year Itch”, which is the notion that seven years into marriage, spouses often get a little, well itchy. Life [...]
10 Ways To Fight Fair
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By Peggy Loo, LPC Conflict is tough. It’s no surprise that we often go to great lengths to avoid conflict. Within moments a fight can go awry and leave hurt feelings, painful memories, and an even larger rift in [...]
5 Ways To Return Happiness To The Empty Nest
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“I didn’t think it would hurt this bad.” “I wonder if I’ll ever be needed again.” “It’s a hole that never seems to go away.” I know. You’ve had better days than this one – the one in [...]
What Would Kenny Rogers Do?: A guide to better marital communication
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Anyone who has ever heard Kenny Rogers’ most famous song, “The Gambler,” knows the famous lyric: You’ve got to know when to hold ‘em. Know when to fold ‘em. Know when to walk away. Know when to run. While [...]
Am I Having “Boundary” Trouble?
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By Cara Jones, LCPC and Board Certified Professional Christian Counselor Stenzel Clinical Services Stressed out? Tired? Angry? Short-tempered with the kids or spouse? Do you over-commit, have trouble saying ‘no’, or promise to take care of yourself when everything [...]