Here’s a good question: Does family counselling actually work? While a range of factors contribute to its success, the simple and most factual answer is yes. Family counselling is proven to help people ov...
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It is often said that all relationships go through ups and downs. Most people commit themselves to long-term relationships aware of this fact, hoping to experience more ups than downs in their romantic journeys...
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Yet again, the arrival of February brings with it that sweet scent of love. It is in the air, so to speak, and right now you’re probably thinking that you and your special someone have a bond unlike any other...
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They say that love is a game for fools and optimists. All over the world, Romeos and Juliets hand their hearts over with little regard for researched facts… and who can blame them? Logic becomes a distant ech...
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People get married for various reasons, without concerning themselves about any effect(s) marriage might have on their health and wellness. However, in order to be able to optimize our physical and mental healt...
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Whenever you need to spice up your old relationship or impress someone on the first date, you need something unconventional. Although, there are people who enjoy conventional dates, in other words, typical havi...
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I am no relationship guru, but I know what it feels like when fights drag your relationships – with your partners, siblings, colleagues, friends etc.- to such a pit that all you can say to the other per...
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I aspire to have a long term successful relationship with a Ryan Gosling meets Taye Diggs look alike. Unfortunately I have a tendency to date what RnB group TLC would refer to as Scrubs. However I’ve vowed in...
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Cristina: “Be my person, Owen. Be my freakin’ person.” Owen: “Be my person.”- Grey’s Anatomy. There are some key things that I believe about relationships. They can either be awe...
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Realising there is a problem versus accepting that there is a problem are, unfortunately, two very different things. Living with someone in active addiction will have you circling the five stages of grief more times than you can count. From my lived experience, you cannot help someone who firstly does not see that they have a problem, and secondly does not want to get help or change. Loving someone in active addiction can look like hiding cash in odd places, hoping that they ... Read more »
