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The Pain of an Affair: Recovering from Infidelity by James W. Walkup, D.Min, MFT (2)
If you learn of infidelity in your marriage or relationship, your life can get turned upside down. You may even feel as though you are going crazy, in an emotional washing machine. If you have just found out about the infidelity, you feel like everything you had believed is now false. The person you thought you [...]
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Men, Why Empathy in Relationships Matters and How you Can Step it Up
A recent article in ScienceDaily.com is titled, “Women Happier in Relationships Where Men Feel Their Pain.” Those of us in the field of relationship therapy have known that empathy is a cornerstone of a healthy, connected relationship. However, men and women actually want different emotional payoffs from each other. The study by the American Psychological Association [...]
20 Relationship Tips: Give Your Relationship the Attention it Deserves by Richard Nicastro, PhD
Let’s face it: there is a staggering volume of marriage/relationship help advice out there. Any Internet search on the topic will give you page after page of relationship “How to’s” and “What not to do’s.” Depending on your perspective, this can be either good news (the easy availability of helpful information) or bad news (trying [...]
Extreme, Everyday Love by Ashley Davis Bush, LCSW
A relationship is like a plant: it needs regular attention to stay healthy. Does your plant have enough sunlight, water, air? Is the soil a bit dry . . . are the flowers drooping? With today’s modern, busy lifestyles in which we’re juggling work demands, kid schedules, home maintenance, health concerns, and social commitments, ‘gardening’ [...]
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