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I was divorced at age 27 from a good man. Would you be surprised that despite having completed a Masters degree in Counseling Psychology, I knew next to nothing about creating a happy relationship for myself? That understanding came years later.

You may be in the same boat I was all those years ago. In your work you may be an effective Read the rest of this entry »

Has your marriage fallen into a predictable, boring pattern?

Do you revisit old arguments that have no easy resolutions, yet you keep hashing and rehashing them, until you could just scream?

Do you sometimes wonder what life would be like if you didn’t have to live with the man you once adored? Read the rest of this entry »

A few words about instant gratification and how holding this as an important value can harm your relationship.

My two cents on how marriage maintenance can help your marriage to thrive and expanding your relationship tool box.

On the subject of marriage:

You and I are like two little kids walking down the same road. We choose to keep the same pace so that we remain side by side. We like each other’s company and, besides, walking side-by-side has the added benefit that when either one of us trips, the other is there to help. Isn’t that the whole point?

Adalberto Vásquez, 1945-2007

You’ve heard the expression “It takes two to tango.”  It usually refers to the idea that when something goes wrong in relationships, both parties are responsible. Too often when couples are in conflict, they tend to blame each other for their troubles. In doing so, they risk passing up learning something that will help them improve their relationship. Read the rest of this entry »

True Love Relationship Coaching calls for couples is a twice a month call that will inspire you, give you quick and easy new solutions to try out, and teach you how to create harmony in your relationship. Founding Members get an incredibly low monthly rate, so check it out now!

Does this sound familiar?

• I do everything around here
• You’re not the same person I married
• If you loved me you would…

If you are in a long-term relationship, you can probably relate to all of these statements.  The problem is that they are beliefs and habits that can Read the rest of this entry »

Despite the fact that over 50% of marriages end in divorce, optimistic couples still tie the knot in droves every year. They believe they will be different.  They hope this is true. They spend tons of money on their dream wedding, go off on a fabulous honeymoon, and then hope to settle into eternal domestic bliss.

These couples truly believe Read the rest of this entry »