Tag: breakup
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How to Rebuild Trust in a Relationship
What It Really Takes to Heal After Hurt People often wonder how to rebuild trust in a relationship after it’s been damaged. The the truth is, it’s rarely a simple or linear journey. Whether the rupture comes from a single incident or a slow buildup of unspoken disappointments, the work of rebuilding trust takes emotional…
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Rekindling the Flame: 5 Things to Consider Before Getting Back with Your Ex
Love is a complex and unpredictable journey, and sometimes, it leads us back to the familiar territory of an ex-partner. The idea of rekindling a lost flame can be enticing, but before you dive headfirst into the realm of reconciliation, it’s crucial to pause, reflect, and consider a few important factors. Here are 5 things…
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Breaking Up With A Narcissist
If you find yourself in a relationship with someone with narcissistic tendencies, it can become really difficult to end the relationship. Narcissists are really good at manipulating people and poking at their weaknesses. You might have a kind heart, and feel bad when others are feeling bad, but a narcissist is going to take advantage…
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How To Have A Healthy Divorce
Divorce is never an easy process, especially when you have kids. A lot of couples say they will stay together until the kids are out of school. They put on fake smiles and argue behind closed doors. They think their kids are oblivious to their marital problems, they aren’t though. Kids are very intuitive. Part…
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5 Signs Of An Unhealthy Relationship
1. Look at their parents’ relationship If you want to know what your relationship will look like with your partner look at their parent’s relationship. If your partner’s parents are divorced, chronic cheaters, yell at each other constantly, or blame each other for everything you might notice some similar patterns in your relationship. We learn…
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How To Get Over A Breakup
Breakups are hard, even if it is mutual. Sometimes they are messy, sometimes they are amicable. Or worse, you play the game of breakup and get back together until you hit your limit. Regardless of how it happened, the aftermath is painful. Clients always ask me how long will the pain last? My answer? As…