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“If you’ve ever told your spouse, ’I talk until I’m blue in the face,’ or ’It’s in one ear and out the other,’ stop whatever you’re doing and read this book immediately! You’re about to discover why talking things out isn’t always the best way to get through to your spouse or achieve more closeness and connection. More important, you’ll learn exactly what you need to do today to truly transform your relationship forever.”—Michele Weiner-Davis, MSW, founder o (more…)

If it were not for the intervention of marriage and family counselors probably the number of broken families would be increased exponentially especially with the introduction of divorce law in the country. But what are the things that can specifically be addressed and is considered within the competency of the marriage & family counselors? Read more »

The number of divorce cases in the U.S is increasing each year. It is not anymore healthy that it will still continue to increase in the succeeding years. It is not also right to include your own marriage to the broken ones. Before it is too late, what you need is to have a marriage and family counseling to prevent anything worse to happen to your marriage. Whether you are in a relationship crisis or not, this kind of counseling will definitely help you and your partner build a stronger relationship. Read more »

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“…recommended for public and social work libraries owing to the tried-and-true methodology it explains.” — Library Journal, November 15, 2001″Just about everyone can improve their marriage…. They can learn skills to help them handle negative emotions in marriage. It’s the discord that hurts kids,” — USA Today, December 13, 2001To this new edition (the original came out in 1994), the authors have added current research on marriage and societal changes. At its cor (more…)

Breaking off a marriage is not as easy as throwing the towel and calling it quits. There are many repercussions when you break off a marriage. That is why part of the advices of the old folks would usually go along the lines where you must exercise caution in tying the knot because along with it is the responsibility to hang on to the commitment no matter what. Basically, they are simply saying that if you marry someone, you should be able to endure if not change yourself or him to make the relationship work. For conventional folks, divorce is not the option. But in a place where divorce is legalized, there is still necessity in exercising this option. Why? Obtaining divorce does not only affect the relationship but also the property rights and the children. Read more »

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“”Some self-help books start out strong, make their point, and lose their edge. This is not the case with WHY DID I MARRY YOU ANYWAY?”
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Movies like Sleepless in Seattle and An Affair to Remember bombard people with bad ideas about love. We are told that if you meet the right person and fall in love, your marriage will thrive and you will be happy. However, while love is important, stable marriages (more…)

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Sometimes saying sorry is not enough anymore to do away with the problems that ails the marital or family especially if it is ever recurring. The best way to look for help when faced with such dilemma is to get a marriage family therapy. Good thing today there are two ways in doing this: online therapy and the traditional therapy. Read more »

When you are in a rut with your partner, oftentimes it will lead to bigger arguments that will simply result into a divorce. Most of the time, each partner go on their way to solve the problem when in fact they should be doing it together. However, it can actually be a good thing too to get different perspective about your relationship. There are many people you can talk to and be able to marriage help. Read more »

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“A breezy, fast-reading manual that takes the mystery out of the helping work of the action-oriented counselor.” — YALE DIVINITY SCHOOLRev. Gaylord Noyce, Emeritus Professor of Pastoral Theology”A very important contribution to Christian counseling. The case studies are excellent.” — PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYRev. Abigail Evans, Ph.D., L.H.D., Professor of Practical Theology”Compass Therapy is easy to learn and apply.” — GORDON-CONWELL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYKenneth Sw (more…)