First Things First: Are you protecting yourself or pushing people away?
Have you ever been in a disagreement with someone and wondered how two people could experience the exact same conversation so differently?

Have you ever been in a disagreement with someone and wondered how two people could experience the exact same conversation so differently?

Have you ever spent time with someone and walked away feeling completely exhausted?

The allegations coming out of Cornell University are horrifying.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and recently our team completed domestic violence training with the Dr. Carol B. Berz Family Justice Center, a local organization we work closely with when families we serve are navigating unsafe relationships.

Apparently, feelings now require troubleshooting. At least that is what I began to wonder this week.

Lately, one word has been following me around: dignity.

Shortly after Daniel and I got married, we had dinner with a couple we were semi-friends with.

There are few things more confusing as a parent than sitting across from your child's teacher and hearing: "Your child never causes a problem. They're so well-behaved and kind!"

Several years ago, one of my mentors sat in on a staff meeting I was leading. Afterward, I asked, "What do you think?" He paused.

There's a new(ish) mental health disorder recently identified as a hindrance to relationships and individual well-being. It's called ROCD, Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. When…
