Coaching
How to Heal From a Relationship Break Up
“Relationships are like glass. Sometimes it’s better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.” Unknown Relationship Break Up? So it is really over — this time it’s for good. No point in trying again. There is no chance of going back. And you don’t even want to go back – not this time. It is over. It’s history. It is time to move on. Now it’s time to look forward. And you are really sure this time. And even if your love called,...
read moreIs There Hope for Your Relationship?
“You’ll be surprised to know how far you can go from the point where you thought it was the end.” Unknown Hope for Your Relationship Is your relationship on the brink? Is breaking up a very real possibility? Or is it just that your relationship is not as good as it could be - as good as you want it to be? Well, take heart. Whatever you are facing, there is hope. Whatever is happening, rest assured, there is hope. Relationships evolve in many ways – sometimes you are aware and can see it happen...
read moreExploring Core Values in Your Relationship
“I love you, not only for who you are, but also for what I am when I am with you.” Roy Croft This quote illustrates that our core values are openly on display in our lives, that our values are tightly intertwined in your relationship – or in your marriage. It is quite difficult to have a long-term relationship where your values are not present in your thoughts, in your decisions, and in your words. You reveal yourself and your core values as you go about your daily life. What you think, what you say,...
read moreHow to Find Help for Your Relationship
“Falling in love with someone isn’t always going to be easy..anger… tears… laughter…It’s when you want to be together despite it all. That’s when you truly love another. I’m sure of it.” Keiichi Morisato Are you in need of some help in your relationship? Ah, but where to turn? Sure you have friends - some will even tell you what to do. And others will simply listen as you go on and on. Have you reached the limits of your friends and family in sorting out your...
read moreAre you Happy in Your Relationship? New Hope
“As I go through all kinds of feelings and experiences in my journey through life — delight, surprise, chagrin, dismay — I hold this question as a guiding light: “What do I really need right now to be happy?” What I come to over and over again is that only qualities as vast and deep as love, connection and kindness will really make me happy in any sort of enduring way.” Sharon Salzberg How true, how true. Sometimes it is right there in front of us, yet for some reason, we don’t see it. We...
read moreBouncing Back Now Video 04-27-2011
Dr. Crisp guides that: “Your spouse’s opinion is only a point a view. Surely they are entitled to their opinion – and there is no requirement that you agree. So just listen and assess it without judging. You don’t need to take it on if it does not align with your views or values. For more information on Dr. Kacie Crisp visit: http://www.howtostaymarriedandhappy.com
read moreBouncing Back Now 04-27-2011
This week’s episode: Interview with Dr Kacie Crisp she explored how to enhance intimate relationships by sharing key do’s and don’ts. Kacie advises that we do not blame our spouse – placing blame is a dead-end game. She also does not advocate arguing – it seems to be an effort solely to prove that our point of view is right. One “do” is to be present – to be in the here and the now and to avoid the perilous fast forward. For more information on Dr. Kacie Crisp visit: http://www.howtostaymarriedandhappy.co
read moreBouncing Back Now 04-20-2011
Monica Strobel, author of “The Compliment Quotient”, highlighted key steps to add specific and genuine compliments to deepen relationship intimacy. For more information on Monica Strobel visit: http://www.complimentquotient.com
read moreBouncing Back Now 04-20-2011
This week’s episode: Interview with Monica Strobel-she revealed ways to enhance intimate relationships with the power of genuine and sincere compliments. People often choose to live up to others’ vision of themselves by consciously or subconsciously adopting external perception. So compliments expand the vision of others help them to grow into that vision. Compliments, in essence, rewrite the story of relationships by changing the underlying dynamics. For more information on Monica Strobel visit: http://www.complimentquotient.co
read moreBouncing Back Now Video 04-13-2011
Dr. Baliszewski asserts that: “Our intimate relationships are like mirrors that reflect back what we are broadcasting outward.” For more information on Dr. Tammi Baliszewski visit: http://www.JouneytoCenter. com
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