Life can be overwhelming, and marriage challenges can make you feel like giving up. But don’t give up on your marriage or yourself. Many people
Relationships require nurturing, understanding, and a commitment to growth. However, even with the best intentions, certain minor habits can erode trust and intimacy over time.
Dr. David Hawkins, Director of The Marriage Recovery Center, shares the three foundational necessities for intimacy in your relationship: safety, trust and vulnerability. He shares
David Daroff MA and Dr. Hawkins from the Marriage Recovery Center, discuss how you can improve your communication with your spouse, by making simple changes
Sharmen Kimbrough MA of the Marriage Recovery Center provides insight on how to get started on a path of change and heal your relationship. How
Few people embrace change. In fact, most people resist change because it is not a comfortable or easy process. Dr. Hawkins talks about the 4
Sharmen Kimbrough from the Marriage Recovery Center shares some practical tips on how to communicate with your spouse in a way that helps build the
When people find themselves in a bad situation, for example, a bad relationship, people either blame the other person, or they blame themselves. Dr. Lenne’
Speaking with anger in your heart often creates more conflict. By practicing mindful speaking and watching your words, conversations with your partner can begin to
The health of your relationship is not defined by the absence of conflict, but rather how you allow the conflict to define your relationship or
