Healthy relationships are essential to our physical and mental well-being, as they provide social support, reduce stress, and help us feel valued. A healthy relationship may look different for each person, but most healthy relationships share common characteristics.
A healthy relationship is one that makes both parties feel good. A healthy relationship is equal – not one-sided.
A healthy relationship is respectful – mutually respectful. A healthy relationship is honest – open communication.
A healthy relationship is loving – affection and caring for each other.
A healthy relationship is safe – healthy boundaries.
Experts say emotional wounds start in early childhood for some and continue throughout life for many. While some heal from their childhood traumas, others don’t and many don’t even realize they have issues until well into middle age, after multiple failed relationships. Ugh… When a child is exposed to great fear or stress early on,…
It’s a simple question. One would think that the answer would be a no-brainer, but it’s not – not for many. Why is it so hard to understand that kids should not be involved in the problems of their divorced or separated parents? They should not be put in the middle…ever! Gaining your child’s love…
It’s time to get real about dating. Getting back on the dating horse was something that I had to do after my divorce. And dating is always a hot topic no matter what age or stage you are in. Before I go any further, let me be clear. What I am about to discuss is…
Eat your vegetables and fruits, get seven to nine hours of sleep, don’t smoke, walk 30 minutes a day, stand more, stress less, be more mindful. It can be quite an undertaking to arrange and maintain a schedule that promotes health and longevity. And interestingly, the one activity you may not be placing high enough…
If there was a piece of advice that I could pass along as a relationship coach/writer, it would be simply this: “Appreciate what you have.” Just four little words to live by. Simple. This is by no means a lecture, a judgment call, or anything like that. It is a choice — a way to…
Do you have a very special someone or “friend” of the opposite sex that you share all your secrets with? You know, a special someone (who is NOT your significant other by the way) that you talk or text with almost every single day and share all kinds of juicy tidbits about your personal life? Hmmm… Sound familiar?…
I recently heard a statement that struck me very deeply; so much so, that I have to share. Have you seen the show “Billions” on Showtime? It’s my favorite show. While watching an episode from a couple months back, one of the characters started talking about how strongly he feels about choosing ‘sides’ because he…
“Love is just a word until someone arrives to give it meaning.” –Paulo Coelho I believe in love. Love that is true and genuine — Mad love. I believe it exists because I’ve witnessed it, I’ve felt it, and I’ve lived it. Love is something we dream of, wish or long for, and sadly sometimes even…
Of all the relationships that we will encounter in our lifetime, our family ties are usually the most intense, tightly organized and consist of the strongest loyalties. We want to stay connected to our families and so we nurture and protect these relationships. There is comfort and a feeling of safety in having a history…
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