by Javan | Aug 24, 2014 | Addiction, Affairs, Family Counseling, Individual Therapy, Marital Therapy, Marriage, Self-Help, Uncategorized
Without the trust of clients it is not possible to provide good therapy. “We are all faced with a series of great opportunities – brilliantly disguised as insoluable problems.” – John Gardner I am thankful to my clients who provide me the opportunity to... by Kathy | Jun 23, 2013 | Marriage
“Be someone you can respect.” Short. Sweet. Concise. This sentence packs a punch. It both establishes a goal and holds you accountable in 5 little words. I love it! What is it that you respect in people? Honor? Courage? Generosity? Gentleness? Kindness? ... by Kathy | Jan 22, 2012 | Marriage
What way did you learn to be loved? I’m not talking about having coffee brought to you in bed, or being greeted at the door when you get home. Nor am I talking about romantic date nights or lots of passionate sex, I’m talking about what you learned growing up about... by Kathy | Dec 31, 2011 | Marriage, Uncategorized
If you could go back in time, say 10, 20, or 30 years, what would you say to yourself? You’ve lived through some rough stuff since then. You’ve gained wisdom from life experience that cannot be learned any better way than through living it. You know things now that... by Kathy | Dec 24, 2011 | Marriage, Uncategorized
The words stung and then floated off into the universe. I was only in my 20’s, attending a gathering of friends one night when a 4 year old said those seven powerful words to me. “Take what you’ve got and be thankful.” Wow! Really? It’s uncanny, sometimes, what...