While it is the wife who is physically expecting the baby, much is happening for both the husband and wife. It is important to understand each other and talk about it.
Pregnancy & Marriage with Sarah Eichler, Childbirth Educator & Lactation Consultant Read More »
“You don’t just marry your spouse, you marry the family.” For many this is a blessing. For others, the in-laws can be a point of contention. There’s an art to creating healthy and loving relationships with your in-laws (or at the very least, tolerable relationships).
Listen in as Devora Krasnianski of Adai Ad talks with Basya Deitsch, a noted relationship coach about this delicate relationship. This call is geared for the “children-in-law”.
The Gentle Art of In Law Relationships Read More »
A discussion about the difference between dysfunction, mental illness and domestic abuse. And why that difference matters.
It Feels like Abuse. Is It Really Abuse? Read More »
“How to enhance a marriage singlehandedly, even without the help of the spouse.” In some marriages, this is the best possible way to improve the marriage.
How to Enhance a Marriage Singlehandedly, even without the Help of the Spouse Read More »
What the child hears and sees in the home affects them for life- both positively and negatively. She will discuss what parents should and should not do in their own marriage for the sake of their child’s mental health.
Are Children Impacted by their Parent’s Marriage Read More »
Rabbi Pinney & Rebetzin Helana Herman present about “Turning Conflict into Connection”, including mindsets and tools to build stronger relationships. Based on the Imago principles integrated with chasidus.
From Conflict to Connection Read More »
Of course, your rabbi (and mashpia) is available to listen and speak with you about all matters in your life. But you can’t just hope that somehow he will divine your reason for asking for a consultation and then offer appropriate help.
All too often, Rabbis have best intentions to be helpful, but they just cannot be – they simply don’t know enough about the situation. As a result, everyone becomes frustrated and disappointed. Even worse is when the rabbi gives the wrong advice, something that might bring more harm and stress. Most often it is because vital details have not been disclosed.
Talking to your Rabbi about Shalom Bayis Read More »
For Bochurim.
Preparing in advance to develop and mature those mindsets and tools is the best gift you can give your spouse and yourself, and your future together. Your marriage relationship starts even before the first shiduch meeting and can continue to blossom during shiduchim . Hence the importance of learning about marriage even before starting shiduchim, so that you date effectively and productively.
What You Should Know Now for your Successful Marriage in the Future (for Bochurim) Read More »
We have all learned about the Gemara that says that when someone divorces his wife, even the Mizbeach (Altar) sheds tears on his account. (Gittin 90b, Sanhedrin 22a). What does this really mean and how does it apply to ending a marriage of severe pain and abuse?
Rabbi YY Jacobson discusses: “Does the Mizbeach Cry When an Abusive Marriage Ends? An hashkafic view on ending an abusive marriage.”
Does the Mizbeach Cry when an Abusive Marriage Ends Read More »
Addressing questions that newly married men have or didn’t even know to ask, and what young wives wish someone would tell their husbands.
For Newly Married Men: The First Years of Marriage Read More »
