The relationship between parents and children can be a source of joy and delight, and it can also be a source of tension, pain, and conflict. These relationships can become more challenging to navigate as children grow and develop into adulthood.
I write this article because I have encountered many faithful, inspiring, powerful men and woman of the Lord who for some reason do not believe that caring for themselves matters to God. For years they have functioned under the belief that they were last on the list of people to care for because this what was righteous or godly.
Patricia says, “My husband went to heaven three years ago. We had sex 1-3 times a day. I want that again, but I’m not married.” Read more to find out what Josh Spurlock, Counselor & Sex Therapist, says about grieving the loss of your lover, navigating sexual desire as a widow, and how to lean on trusted friends in your life as you grieve.
Infidelity is, at its core, deceit. It is the hiding of the truth at great expense. A Transparency Plan is a strategic guide for a couple to rid their marriage of deceit and to protect it moving forward.
In this article we will take an in-depth look at how to prepare for full disclosure following an affair, porn, or sex addiction.
Congratulations, you have found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with and are going to get married! Sitting down with your future spouse and dialoguing through different topics will help you both feel more prepared, and calm some of the nerves around the wedding night and the first experience of sex together.
Writing an emotional impact letter to your husband or wife after disclosure is hard. This example from a Marriage & Family Therapist…
Christian counselor Lane Jordan explains from the Bible how Christians should think and approach the issue of sexual immorality.
You have taken the brave and painful step and sought out help to start addressing the infidelity in your marriage. You are experiencing the realities of this vulnerable work with your spouse, processing full disclosure of the infidelity, the inventory of its impact on you, and the steps needed to restore trust in your marriage. While sorting through the mountain of emotional, physical and spiritual debris of the events, how do you respond to your relatives and friends who want to know “how to help” you?
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