In marriages characterized by coercion and destructiveness, a separation can create space for healing and open the door for potential reconciliation. It allows for time
Q: What do you do when you and your spouse disagree on something? When COVID-19 first happened, my husband and I agreed that we would not
The couples that come to us for help have often landed in a random, dysfunctional, unhealthy place. Frequently, one of them believes the best hope
Emotional abuse is rampant in our culture of entitlement and autonomy. It is an element in almost every divorce. Here at the Marriage Recovery Center,
Directly after sinning against God by entertaining and agreeing with Satan’s accusation against Him, Adam and Eve got straight on to sinning against one another
This article is part of a series that examines different aspects of emotional abuse. I will focus on one of the primary control strategies of
One of the primary themes at the Marriage Recovery Center is the concept of “Healing Together”. This philosophy refers to the concept that a marriage
“Emotional abuse” often feels like a heavy and serious accusation, especially when combined with the words “anger” and “weaponry.” Yet living in an emotionally abusive
One topic that frequently comes up in my sessions with clients is sex. There seem to be some questions I hear more than others, so
One of the key issues I see in my work with clients is the inability to use boundaries and boundary-setting in a way that is
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