When we enter motherhood, we are often are conditioned to facing challenges and new experiences with classmates and co-workers. Motherhood asks us to find our own unique pathway that is best for our baby, our relationship, and ourselves.
Anger and Divorce
Ambivalence About Separating
Sharing Living Space
“Living together” is not an isolated event. It is an ongoing process. Sharing living space as a couple takes effort at all stages of your relationship. It is easy to lose sight of this and assume living together will work just because it has in the past. Couples who live together in harmony regularly and openly discuss their expectations for each other as lovers and roommates.
Role Play
Three Common Forms of Infidelity
The Prelude Called Perimenopause
Birth Trauma Impacts the Postpartum
Being Chosen
Couples counseling can provide an opportunity to create a different kind of relationship. By admitting that help is needed and acknowledging the failure to meet the expectation of perfection of our culture and others around you, there is an opportunity to return to that initial moment: The moment of being chosen. And to start over.
