Are you married or in a relationship with someone who appears to be either incapable or disinterested in having a deep, emotional connection? Is Your
“Vulnerable authenticity is our greatest strength.” What do we mean by that? Most people equate vulnerability with weakness or feeling unsafe because you are exposing
Have you ever been in a situation where your spouse finally agrees to go to counseling after months of resisting, only for it to backfire?
What is the vital skill every couple needs? Here at the Marriage Recovery Center, one of the first things we teach all couples is the
Dr. David Hawkins, Director of The Marriage Recovery Center, talks about relationships that become dysfunctional because “hurting people hurt people.” Wounded people don’t know how
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.
Very few of us like to admit it, but the holidays aren’t always the most wonderful time of the year for everyone. Even so, we
Many people think of emotional abuse as slamming doors and throwing things, yelling and making threats—anything that is intended to intimidate another person. And certainly,
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
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
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