The holidays can be magical for some—but for many people walking through grief, this season is heavy. You might feel out of place at gatherings, guilty for moments of joy, or overwhelmed by traditions that now feel painful. If you notice yourself pulling back, going quiet, or simply trying to “get through it,” you’re not […]
When Family Gatherings Don’t Feel Like “Home” If the thought of Thanksgiving brings more anxiety than warmth, you’re not alone. Many couples look ahead to the holidays with tension—not because they don’t love each other, but because they don’t feel on the same team when it comes to in-laws, expectations, or long-standing family patterns. You […]
If you’ve been feeling disconnected from your partner and have suggested couples therapy—only to be met with hesitation, defensiveness, or an outright “no”—you’re not alone. It can be deeply painful to want help and change while the person you love resists it. You might wonder, “Doesn’t my partner care enough to try?” or “Why am […]
When Is the Right Time to See a Relationship Therapist?What If Therapy Wasn’t Just for Problems? When people hear “couples counseling,” they often imagine a relationship on the brink of collapse—endless arguments, trust broken, or partners barely speaking. But here’s the truth: relationship therapy isn’t only for crisis. What if therapy was something couples sought […]
When Love Meets Differences You love each other—but sometimes you wonder: Are our differences too big?Maybe you grew up in very different families, or one of you prioritizes career while the other values a slower, simpler lifestyle. Perhaps you disagree on money, faith, politics, or parenting. If you’ve asked yourself, “Do we have values that […]