Tag Archives: resilience

December is The National Relationships Repair Month

We wanted to challenge the “End of the Year Blues”, as we realized how many issues are still without resolution when it comes to important relationships…

What kind of love enemy are you?

In a passive aggressive relationship, it’s easy to define what makes a bad enemy: hidden anger, sabotage, the cold shoulder, and so on.
However, is it possible that there is also such a thing as a “good” enemy? If so, can a bad enemy be turned into a good one?
Let’s remember what a marriage is. It’s [...]

Love, relationships and conflict

At the heart of the human experience is the need to feel loved, and to feel love for others. This connection in its multiple forms goes to the heart of our own identity. What kind of relationships? Better them to be healthy and meaningful, we wish….But in all cases, we tend to reenact the primal [...]

How to Confront People Without Fighting

It is very common for people to see a mere difference of opinions as a situation where they are pushed to “win.”
Winning means imposing their view, convincing the other person of his wrong ways, and having finally the last word. Finally, it becomes a form of control, and a power struggle.
How often have we seen [...]

How to make your dreams a reality

Below each one of our resolutions to improve our lives, there is a deeply felt need. What happens when what you wish for is based on your relationship, and it will require some changes on the other side of it? In short, how do you make the other person change?
Of course, forceful change never works. [...]

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