The holidays are indeed wonderful, but the whole truth is that they are also extremely stressful. Especially on relationships. It’s one of the most common things to hear about around the holiday season. Here are 6 relationship problems that seem to surface around the holidays (and how to overcome them):
You’ve found “the one” and you’re in love. There are so many things to think about, so many people to share this news with, and so much to get done. But there’s more to think about than just your wedding day. Take a look at these easy tips to prepare for your actual marriage.
You’re both busy, and finding ways to connect with your spouse is definitely a challenge. When you’re always on the go, it seems hard enough to find any time for yourself let alone your marriage. The good news is, if you’re intentional, you can make time to connect despite the chaos surrounding you both.
Homework, school, team practice, gymnastics, piano lessons… There are so many reasons to bump family dinner time off the schedule. But it may be time to reconsider priorities.
Have you ever wondered if regularly scheduled date nights actually lessen the chances of divorce and/or heighten marital happiness? We are happy to let you know that the answer is YES – to both! Learn more here.
Covid has taken a lot of things from us – don’t let it take away our date nights! Here are 12 ways to stir up a fun date with the one you love.
With everything going on in the world, it can be easy to give in to fear and lose hope. But hope matters. It’s what inspires us and moves us forward. Here are some ways to find and cultivate the healing power of hope and to hold onto it.
Thanks to Valentine’s Day, the month of February is designated as a month of love. Some say this holiday is all about romance, but I prefer to think of it as a day to celebrate all sorts of love. Maybe that’s because some of my fondest Valentine’s Day memories spring from those long-ago elementary school days…
Making New Year’s Eve resolutions together as a family can be a lesson in setting and sticking to goals and when kids turn their goals into success it’s a double win!
It’s about giving gifts that are much more valuable than things—in fact, these gifts are priceless. Instead of spending your time and money getting people more stuff, plan to give something a little more personal, much less expensive, and powerfully transforming this year.
