by Margie | Feb 3, 2014 | Marriage, Relationships, Self, Tip
Vulnerability is essential to intimacy. In The Intimacy Factor, Pia Mellody refers to “controlled vulnerability.” With controlled vulnerability, we keep our boundaries open enough for our partners to know us, but closed enough to defend us from destructive incoming...
by Margie | Jan 27, 2014 | Marriage, Parenting, Relationships, Self
In his book “Mars and Venus on a Date,” John Gray provides an interesting (and somewhat controversial) guide on how to navigate from dating to creating a loving and lasting relationship. One issue that often arises is what a woman should do if the man does not call...
by Margie | Dec 9, 2013 | Marriage, Relationships, Self, Tip
Is it Possible to Trust after Betrayal? Trust is the foundation of all relationships. Betrayal is often a shattering experience, destroying self-esteem and breeding insecurity and self-doubt. It is often shocking and causes intense heartache, pain, and subsequent...
by Margie | Nov 4, 2013 | Marriage, Parenting, Relationships, Self, Tip
I just finished listening to a great webinar called “How to Help People Connect to Loving Awareness: Expanding Our Capacity to Give and Receive Unconditional Love.”, with Ruth Buczynski interviewing Ram Dass. I had heard about Ram Dass, but never had the opportunity...
by Margie | Oct 21, 2013 | Marriage, Relationships, Self, Tip
Open, honest communication is one of the characteristics of a healthy, successful relationship. The important thing to remember is that conflict is inevitable in relationships. Naturally, there are differences between individuals in a couple. The key is in how you...
by Margie | Sep 30, 2013 | Marriage, Parenting, Relationships, Self, Tip
One of the biggest threats to marriage/relationships these days is “emotional infidelity.” It is not unusual for close relationships to develop in the workplace, but sometimes they spiral out of control. Do you find yourself keeping thoughts and feelings from your...
