For generations, masculinity was measured by distance: stoicism, strength, silence. A “good man” was one who worked hard, didn’t complain, and provided—often at the cost of emotional presence. But something is shifting. And if you’re…
The biggest difference between “Christian counseling” and secular or non-religious counseling is that state-licensed professional counselors are prohibited from bringing religious beliefs or values into the counseling relationship unless that is the client’s stated desire….
Dr. Doug Burford examines the balance for healthy relationships, building on Abraham Maslow’s view that “self-transcendence” eclipses self-actualization. Burford argues marriages thrive through mutual sacrifice and other-centered love, avoiding selfishness and enmeshment. The optimal relationship…
In the flurry of Mother’s Day celebrations, it’s easy to lose sight of the deeper meaning behind honoring motherhood. Beyond the flowers, cards, and breakfast in bed lies a complex web of expectations, responsibilities, and…
What makes a relationship last? To know the difference between folklore and science is necessary for a science-based couples therapist. According to Drs. John and Julie Gottman, who have studied couples for over 40 years,…
Conflict is inevitable in any relationship, and how couples handle it can make or break their marriage. While it may seem counterintuitive, research by psychologist John Gottman suggests that avoiding conflict and maintaining a constantly…
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