Hello. My name is Lorraine. Thanks for stopping by my blog. My husband Tim and I have been married for twelve years. About three years ago our marriage hit a low spot. Tim lost his job, and I was pregnant with our second child. My emotions were at an all-time high, and poor Tim was devastated over his job loss. It was like we became strangers overnight. We didn’t seem to know how to communicate with one another. Our son, who was a toddler, was feeling the strain and acting out which didn’t help matters. Fortunately, my mother-in-law stepped in and talked to us. She recommended a counselor that she and my father-in-law had been to. Tim and I knew we had to do something, so we took her advice and started counseling. I’m going to share how this saved our marriage.
Posted on: 31 August 2015
Helping a close relative overcome an addiction is a wonderful effort to take, but it can also be a challenging experience. When a loved one is finishing up rehab, one way you might want to help is by offering to allow him or her to live in your home. If he or she agrees, you may need to take some steps to help this person stay clean while living with you.
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Posted on: 27 August 2015
When it comes to making the most of your child's physical therapy, there are a number of ideas that you must keep in mind. By internalizing these values and concepts, you will be in a great position to help your child through any kind of injury. This will give you peace of mind and will allow you to maximize on the process so that your resources are best put forth for productive healing.
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Posted on: 24 August 2015
Many recovery programs stress the importance of connecting to a higher power, like God, in order to maintain the strength to stay clean and sober for the long haul. For agnostics or individuals who don't follow any type of religious doctrine, it's still possible to stay strong in your recovery by tailoring the program to suit your particular belief system. If you cannot wrap your mind around the idea of praying to God in the traditional sense, consider putting your faith in a different kind of higher power.
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Posted on: 20 August 2015
A couple's counselor will often give exercises for the spouses to try at home. This homework could include things such as comparing love languages or trying to communicate using "I" sentences. However, have you ever thought that what you and your spouse really need is exercise regimens to do as a couple?
Cycling
Bicycling is a natural and neutral activity to try together. Simply get a babysitter, pull out your bikes, and go to the nearest bike trail.
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