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Narcissists Never Go To Counseling
Narcissistic Personalities

Why Narcissists Never Go To Counseling

Narcissism is a personality trait often characterized by grandiosity, an excessive need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. This trait can lead to numerous

Hourly Counseling is not Always Effective
Healing and Recovery

Why Hourly Counseling is not Always Effective

Dr. David Hawkins explains why couples often don’t make progress in traditional counseling, why hourly counseling is not always effective and offers insights on how

What Can You Expect from Counseling
Healing and Recovery

What Can You Expect from Counseling?

Sharmen Kimbrough from the Marriage Recovery Center explains what can you expect from counseling, and for the road of healing ahead. Entering the counseling process

Narcissism Intervention
Emotional Abuse

Intervention for a Narcissist

Q: My husband has narcissistic personality traits and has been told by a pastor that he is actually on the disorder side of the spectrum.

New Year, New You
Emotional Abuse

A New Year, A New You

For many people, January is a time of renewed hope and a fresh start. Marking a new year often means closing one chapter and viewing

A Fresh Start
Relationships

Safeguard Your Marriage with a Check Up

Just like an annual physical is a preventative measure for early detection of disease, an annual relationship check-up is a preventative measure that can be

Sex Addiction
Relationships

What is Sex Addiction?

The phrase “sex addiction” has emerged in popular society in recent years, due to several high-profile celebrity cases, including Harvey Weinstein, Tiger Woods, and Kevin

Boundaries

Finding Sanity in the Age of COVID-19

You may never have looked at it this way, but relationships have personalities, just like people do. Some are calm, durable, steady, and comfortable; others

Boundaries

Another Fortunate Growth Opportunity

“I blew it again this week,” a man said to me recently. “What happened?” I asked. “I don’t know what I was thinking,” he continued.

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