Click here to listen to this blog article! When you live in a small community chances are anonymity will be one of the biggest factors when choosing a counseling center. In this article you’ll learn the top eight things to consider when looking for a counseling center. And if you do your research you may […]
I used to pretend not to love Valentine’s Day. I defined it as a stupid day to guilt men into spending money on unnecessary gifts, and to make the singles feel like rejects. Now I know better…
Are we living the American dream?
According to a new poll 43 percent of Americans live check to check and couldn’t pay their bills if they missed one month of work. It’s no wonder why it’s such a struggle to save your marriage. You have no time and no energy to give.
In today’s blog I will show how you got into this mess (don’t worry it’s not all you) and actionable steps to get out. Let’s take a closer look as to how this all goes down.
The American Psychological Association reports in their latest study that 75 percent of Americans have financial stress and a survey conducted by Citibank stated that 57 percent of divorces cited money problems as their reason for dissolving the marriage.
Americans are in a constant cycle of chaos. So much that it’s impossible not to ask (at least a few times,) “Is this it?”
According to a Harvard study we have increased our use of anti-depressants by 400 percent. That’s not okay. By the end of this article you’ll see why this number is skyrocketing, and how to create change so that you don’t become part of the statistic.
Millions of Americans, just like you, are like the elephant tied to the tiny stake at the circus. And Society and it’s standards are our ring leader. They make us believe that there’s only one way, but just like with the 13,000 pound african authority, you too can set yourself free.
I think you’ll agree when I say:
Teen years sucked!
And now you’re the parent and your teen needs your hand to help guide them through the blind chaos. But you feel like you can’t do anything right, in their eyes.
In today’s blog post I’ll walk you through a step by step guide on how to successfully respond when your teen ACTUALLY talks to you.
Angelina Jolie files for divorce from Brad Pitt! WTF! We can all agree that most of us didn’t see that one coming.
Do you remember your second thought? “If it can happen to them, who says it can’t happen to us?”
Ouch what a scary question. Let’s see if your marriage is at risk and go over a key formula to make sure that you and your spouse are keeping your relationship hot (in a suburban lifestyle kind of way).
Oh God… That permanent pit in your gut just won’t go away. It’s the constant reminder that your marriage is failing and you can’t seem to do a damn thing about it.
It’s not like you haven’t tried to save your marriage, you’ve tried everything! Date nights, doing more around the house, dressing up, losing weight, giving compliments, reading books, and yet it always turns out the same. You two bickering, arguing, or all out brawling.
So now you’re considering professional help. But you’re skeptical “Does marriage counseling really work?”
Marriage advice can be very expensive. Make sure you find the right relationship expert to help save your marriage.
In my last article, I wrote about marriage counseling costs and the reasons why it’s so expensive.
But how do you know if you have a professional that will deliver on their promise and hype?
Top 10 Ways to Tell If You’re Getting the Best Marriage Counselor Or Getting Shafted:
Are you out of your mind!?
That’s probably what you thought when you first heard how much marriage counseling costs.
The second thought was probably how much this sucks. Here you two are struggling to save your marriage and this expert wants to charge enough to have you blowing a few grand in short order.
Besides Donating to The Expert’s Petty Cash Fund Where Does all This Money Go?
A new school year is just around the corner. For many this means new cloths, new look, and reuniting with old friends. But for some, ringing in a new school year comes with copious amounts of anxiety and dread.
A lot has changed since we went to school. How do I know? Because I get the opportunity to work with tweens and teens on a weekly basis.
The one thing that never seizes to amaze me is how much kids don’t want to stress out their parents. For example, if they are getting bullied online or in school, they would rather suffer in silence than tell their parents.