Dr. Pinson shares some insights about how to show support to a spouse (or other loved one) who has experienced trauma induced by Corona. What might you say, what is generally not helpful, what type of further support is available?
Supporting your spouse through Corona-related trauma with Dr. Elka Pinson Read More »
Rabbi Taub addresses some issues unique to Corona – as applicable to role of husband.
For Husbands: Corona & your Marriage Read More »
Being engaged during the uncertainty of Corona can add an extra layer of questions and challenges. This talk addresses some of those concerns: your relationship, the feeling of unsettledness, what type of wedding will I have. And more.
Engaged during Corona with Devora Krasnianski Read More »
Quarantine can be challenging, but for those living with abusive partners, it presents a whole other level of difficulty. Dr. Frydman shares some important points about safety plans, what you can do and should not do to help an abuse victim.
Supporting Abuse Victims in Times of Isolation Read More »
Keeping your sanity and your marriage during the Corona chaos. Rabbi Slatkin share how to have important conversations with your spouse in a safe and respectful way, using the Imago dialog.
Marriage, Sanity & Coronavirus with Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, MS, LCPC Read More »
Chizuk and insights for newlyweds (and everyone else) to survive and strengthen their marriage during the Corona chaotic and uncertain times.
Newlyweds & Corona Chaos with Dr. David Pelcovitz Read More »
Adai Ad presents NEWLYWEDS GUIDE TO MONEY: SOME DO’S AND DON’TS Different money personalities and habits. How to navigate it all? It is important to get on the same page about money – before it turns into conflict and tension. Chaya Margolin, a noted Financial Counselor shares some basic financial responsibility tips and must-dos. She talks about financial goals, how to have conversations about money, establishing a budget, credit cards, investing, and saving/spending balance.
Newlyweds Guide to Money Read More »
Helping someone work through marriage issues is a huge responsibility. The number one rule in medicine “Do No Harm” is definitely apropos here. You certainly do not want to make a difficult situation even more complex. The questions you ask, the perspectives you share, the words you use; these all matter – are you helping or are you making things even worse?
Helping someone with Shalom Bayis with Mrs. Devora Krasnianski Read More »
Are you hoping that your spouse would consistently meet more of your needs, wants and desires? Instead of complaining, criticizing or withdrawing to try to get what you want from your spouse, how about asking? Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin, M.S., LCPC discusses how you can effectively make requests for change from your spouse.
I love you but please change Read More »
Getting triggered is a message: there’s a part of us that feels all that, needs our attention, and will continue to get triggered until has our focus. The key to growth and shifts in our relationships is moving away from reacting to the triggerer to the part of ourselves getting triggered. Zalman Nelson, LMSW discusses how to use triggers for personal development.
How childhood memories still trigger you today Read More »
