The Head, Heart and Hands of Mental Freedom

In our many decades of working with people in the business world, clients of social services, and regular everyday people, one thing seems to be universally true: Everybody is dealing […]

It’s Not Personal

relationships

For February, the Month of Love, I’d like to discuss a big part of my work: helping couples improve their relationships. Every relationship can be improved, of course; none are […]

Fact or Fiction: Chapman’s 5 Love Languages

love

Recently, I read an article by Richard Sima in The Washington Post (Love language advice for couples isn’t backed by science, new research shows) and I felt inspired to present […]

Be Kind to Humankind

Did you know that Aug. 25-31 has been designated “Be Kind to Humankind Week”? I find that both wonderful and sad at the same time—wonderful because it is great to […]

Social Wellness Month

July was declared Social Wellness Month designed by mental health professionals to underscore the importance of strengthening relationships and to empower people to prioritize their own mental health. There is […]

Time for Pride

In 1978, I graduated from high school and set off on a grand adventure of moving six hours away from home to attend college. When I saw an organization on […]

Single by Choice: Is It for You?

As we wrap up February and the Month of Love, I wanted to write to bring legitimacy to the lifestyle choice people make to be single by choice. I am […]

3-Steps to Survive an Affair

Affair

When I did the research for my Secrets of Happy Couples book, I learned that 87% of the respondents had answered that they had never had an intimate relationship outside […]