By Rani: “Healing may not be so much about getting better, as about letting go of everything that isn’t you – all of the expectations, all of the beliefs – and becoming who you are.” So How do you really Heal a Broken Heart? Put yourself first: In any case, this would have ended for read more…
By Gertrude: The most intimate connection we have in a relationship is our voice. Where we share our thoughts and feelings as well as being listened to. When we talk about communication we often overlook the real skill of listening. While we also think of our voice as verbalizing what is going on for us. read more…
By Gertrude: Can we love one another like Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, Is Love Enough? In my experience, the answer is NO. What we are being asked to do is to love ourselves equally. Is there a recipe for love success? Yes there is, although it’s not infallible. The most important ingredient is self read more…
By Shannon: A full life is great, but when it’s time to include someone else in it, there is a time for review of your life and how the person can fit in or if you both make new plans that suit everyone. This tends to happen slowly not over night and some dysfunction can occur read more…
By Gertrude: First, let me explain the term shelving in a relationship. The best description is when someone isn’t so hot and cold or back and forth. Generally the person shelving is consistent, in so far as how they treat you. However, what they do is only participate in conversations and dating when it suits read more…
By Shannon: Once you’re on your love path, it’s important to follow your heart and not allow the negative thoughts to take over. Often people express happiness and joy to begin with and head over heels in love willing to do anything to keep the connection going and spending as much time with the loved read more…
By Ann: Sounds good, but is it good and what is it? It is when someone excessively buys you gifts, gives you never ending compliments, always texting, invades your personal space with excessive attention claiming they are your soulmate. This is a form of emotional abuse to manipulate a person into loving them. Once they read more…
By Edwina: The make-up of break-ups pushed into perspective. It is believed, Queen Elizabeth I of England had a fear of falling in love. Though she loved and allowed several suitors to court her, things never came off. She was a clever and cunning monarch, who proved that women can be just as powerful as read more…
By Beatriz: A lot of things have changed with the passage of time, involving all areas of human nature; however, one of the things that has most impacted us, has been globalization and technology advances. These two combined have created a world where everything happens in a short time span, and where we have a read more…
By Audrey: Dealing with the fallout after a break up can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re recovering from a romantic separation, a family split, or finally letting go of that toxic friend in your life it’s never easy. Our emotions are high and our anger accompanied by sadness is constantly boiling under our skin. Our mind read more…
