How Can I Save My Marriage after Infidelity? Infidelity does not have to destroy your marriage. Professional counselors have intervention strategies to save your marriage, but both partners have to agree to the plan and work the plan every day. Are you, the injured partner, willing to try? Are you the participating partner (the person...
Tips to Save My Marriage – Miami Marriage Counselor
What are tips to save my marriage? How can I revive my marriage? What you need from your partner. Write 10 things you can’t get enough of from your partner. What do they do best for you, your children, and others? Next, write down some things you would like to avoid from your partner. Try...
Why should I revive my marriage? – Miami Marriage Counselor
Why should I revive my marriage? Is your marriage in jeopardy? Is your marriage unhealthy? Don’t walk away. The consequences are too great. Fight to save your marriage. Fight to revive your marriage. Do all you can to revitalize the promise you made to your partner. Professional counseling is an important step you can take,...
What is the real cost of a divorce to a child?
Google the cost of a divorce. Laura Seldon at Galtime.com suggests that if the couple has agreed on everything and just needs a lawyer to sign off, the price is as low as $300.00. A more realistic amount if the divorce is contentious is $15,000 to $20,000, which may be what the wedding cost. Both...
10 Habits for a Happy Marriage
Ashley Davis Bush and Daniel Arthur Bush share 10 habits for a happy marriage from their book, 75 Habits for a Happy Marriage, in this World of Psychology article. Love consists of three components: connection, communication and intimacy. Connection means feeling close, sharing and caring. Marriage therapy will focus some on building a connection between...
Forgiveness in Relationships and Marriages
Wrongs, perceived wrongs, done to us can become painful memories that just don’t go away. Mistakenly, we think we can get rid of these painful memories by giving pain back measure-for-measure. Some call this retribution. We are wrong. Pains received and pains given are all rocks in our backpack of memories. We carry them around...