RESOURCES
COVID-19 Quarantine: Grow Closer to Your Spouse
Whether you’ll be at home with your spouse for two weeks or two months, your attitude and approach can make all the difference. Here are some guidelines for the most positive experience, in spite of the stressful situation.
Coronavirus: Helping Your Spouse Grieve Loss
During this global pandemic, your spouse may experience loss. Learn how to help your spouse grieve the loss.
Being Community-Minded
It takes a village to sustain a marriage. It’s vital to regularly connect with like-minded couples that are committed to our relationship.
How to Love Your Spouse if They Have Coronavirus
How do you love your spouse if they have the coronavirus? Here are some practical ways you could assist them during that situation.
Are We Falling Out of Love?
Are you and your spouse falling out of love? Learn the four types of “loves” that should exist in a marriage and how to cultivate them.
Encourage Your Children and Get Better Behaviour From Them
When you wear the right hat at the right time, and use the right tone, you can encourage your children to want to listen to you.
Showing Grace to Your Family in Close Quarters
Working from home isn’t easy, especially when interruptions result in harsh words, tears or slamming doors. Learn how to turn frustration into authentic communication, and show grace to your family.
When Children Drive You Crazy
Whether it is bedtime, food or school work, brave the battlefields of childhood by navigating their growing-up years tackling trouble spots between generations.
4 Powerful Ways to Love Your Teens and Help Them Like You Back (Maybe)
Invest in your relationship with your teens, not only to keep you from regrets but to also give your teens a solid footing for their lives ahead.
Dads Can Be Heroes to Their Children
Every child needs a hero. A son needs a man he can imitate, and a daughter needs a man who will make her feel protected and secure. Who better to be that hero than Dad?
Q&A: Taking car keys away from ageing father
Question: When should I take the car keys away from my ageing father? His senses aren’t as sharp as they used to be, and the
Q&A: Changing my drinking habit for my family
Question: I’ve had a problem with alcohol for years, and now it’s severely impacting my family and even my work. I doubt that I’ll be
Q&A: Dating but girlfriend wants to social date
Question: I’ve been dating a woman for over 2 years. I love her and want a serious relationship. She says she loves me too, but
Q&A: Dealing with stress differently
Question: I’m recently married. My husband and I are discovering (the hard way) that we deal with life stresses differently, and we’re struggling to understand
Q&A: Doing most of the house chores
Question: My wife and I have been married just a few months, and already we’re constantly arguing about chores. I’m the one who cares that
Q&A: Spending too much time on video games
Question: I’m totally in synch with your view that children should only play positive video games – but that’s not our issue. Ours is time.
Q&A: Finding sexual fulfilment in old age
Question: Does sexual fulfilment decrease as we get older? My spouse and I are in our sixties, and I’m concerned normal ageing issues might have
Q&A: Making marriage a priority
Keeping up with young children can be a daunting challenge, especially on your marriage. Take 2 vital steps to keep the romance alive in spite of the stresses of parenthood.
Q&A: Witnessing my son being neglected
Question: My husband and I divorced when our now-ten-year-old son was three. He visits his dad frequently, but unfortunately gets little attention from my “ex”