By Sharmen Kimbrough If you’re like most people, you’ve probably looked to the internet to try to make sense of the dysfunctional or destructive patterns
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.
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
This is the time of year when so many people feel motivated to create new habits and undo some bad ones. There is something about
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
“Resilience isn’t how far you bounce when you hit the floor. It’s how you use what you’ve got left to work with to make something
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
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,
Mary is a typical client. She has spent years looking for ways to better connect with her husband, Joe. She’s read numerous books and articles.
In part 1 of this blog (which you can read here), I wrote about the pressure some of you wives may feel to come up
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