RESOURCES
For Those Thinking Suicidal Thoughts During the Coronavirus Outbreak
If you’re having suicidal thoughts because of coronavirus fears, help is available.
The Heart and Soul of Date Night
Learn to connect with your spouse through shared experiences and passions. Grow closer to each other with each Date Night together.
Spending Enjoyable Time Together
In the busyness of life, love isn’t self-sufficient. Your marriage must be constantly fed and nurtured by spending regular time together.
Dreaming Together for the New Year
Starting a new year is always exciting. As a married couple, there are certain things you can do together to start the year right. Read more to find out what these things are.
No More Boring Anniversaries
Dennis Brooke shares about his anniversary getaway that turned a routine event into a cherished annual celebration.
An Attitude of Gratitude: Going Beyond Please and Thank You
Gratitude is more than just saying “Thank you” Children need to learn the meaning behind the words. Find our more about how you can teach your children about being thankful.
Parental Love
Children spell love as T-I-M-E. Read more about how love is one of the seven essential traits of parenting.
How to Start the Conversation With Your Children About Suicide
Often teens struggle with putting words to their frustrations, fears, anxieties and sadness. Over time, those unprocessed feelings can lead to depression and even suicide. Is it time you had a conversation with your children?
Our Preteen is Overweight and Gets Depressed About Healthy Eating
Is your preteen overweight? Are you clueless about what you should be doing to help your child? Learn more about what you can do to promote a healthier lifestyle for your preteen.
Navigating Personality Differences At Home
Navigating different personalities at home can be difficult. Take some time to learn about the personalities of people around you.
Q&A: Limiting my child’s media consumption
Question: I’ve been hearing about the potential impact of electronic media on health, learning, and interpersonal relationships. Should I be concerned? If so, should it
Q&A: Finding the spark in our marriage
I sense that the original “shimmer” of our romance is beginning to fade. Is something wrong with us? Are we “falling out of love”?
Q&A: Restoring trust in our broken marriage
Question: My wife and I have wronged each other in many ways over the years. Affairs, lies, you name it. We’ve forgiven each other and
Q&A: Approaching teenage son about inappropriate texts
Question: I found some very inappropriate texts and pictures on my teenage son’s cell phone the other day. I know when I confront him he
Q&A: Creating family time
Question: Everyone in our house keeps a hectic schedule, and sometimes I find myself wondering: how do you create “family time” when you’re simply trying
Q&A: Buying me gifts I don’t like
Question: My mother-in-law buys me gifts that I don’t like. No matter what the item, it rarely fits my tastes. I don’t want to hurt
Q&A: Being aware of parental alcoholism
Question: I grew up in a home with an alcoholic father. I’ve abstained from alcohol because of it, but are there other issues I should
Q&A: Moving back home and setting boundaries
Question: We’ve agreed to let our 25-year-old daughter move back home with us. She’s working a part-time job, but feels she needs to come back
Q&A: Initiating lovemaking with my spouse
Question: Is it appropriate for wives to initiate sex and to take the lead on occasion when it comes to lovemaking? My husband and I
