Coming Home: What the Future Holds for Our Veterans and their...
The negative impact of a decade of war on the mental health is understandable, complex, and concerning.
Don’t Wait Until Heaven: Find Your Five People Now
I’ve never seen the film, “The Five People You Meet in Heaven,” but I’ve heard remarkable reviews on the
Love’s Antechamber
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Elizabeth Gilbert describes infatuation as "love’s antechamber, a place where you wait to see if you will proceed onto love".
How Your Self-Esteem Impacts Relationships
Self-esteem colors not only a person’s perception of self but impacts expectations of the partner.
Testing, testing: How does living together affect a marriage?
Statistically, your 26 year-old daughter is fast approaching the average age for marriage in the United States.
Do You and Your Partner Disagree About Time?
What is usually missed is an appreciation of the complication of time as a factor is our lives and relationships.
Racing Hearts
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Dr. Art Aron, an expert on relationships, social cognition, and social neuroscience, recounts the findings of his famous “Capilano Bridge experiment”. This experiment demonstrated that a person’s feelings of attraction are more intense in situations of danger.
Deployment Diary: Who Are You Calling Dependent?
The term “military dependent” is no longer used in polite military society, replaced not so long ago by the far more PC “family member”.
Just Doing What We Do
Stating, “Behind our brave service men and women, there are family members and loved