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Marital mediation–turning hurting marriages to healthy. “Flowers, chocolates, promises you don’t intend to keep.” For struggling couples, Cogworth’s words from Beauty and the Beast ring
True power is not the will to control others. True power is the strength to help others become what they can be. Andrew Sung Park
Addressing anger issues doesn’t just make marriage better. Resolving anger makes marriage possible. Take out adultery, spousal abuse, and addiction–the obvious wrecking balls for marriage.
Wetting the bed. Lashing out at siblings. Downwardly spiraling grades. As divorce unfolds, the impact on children emerges in different ways. Parents focused on just
January tops all months for divorce filings. Many couples hold it together for the sake of children or extended family during the holidays. But, the
Coming to mediation, clients most-asked question is, “How do we move forward and get this done?” Though some of the answer depends on the scope
“OTD!” In my house, when someone calls these 3 letters, family members immediately don coats and head to the car. In healthy families–shorthand communication works.
Divorce changes children. No question. The debate–how are children are affected? And, can parents can make a difference? It turns out–yes. Parents can. No matter
Christmas and divorce–they don’t mix well. But, there’s hope. Divorce doesn’t mean the end of celebration. Instead, those going through divorce find joy in creating
