Why Couples Therapy Fails
Distress and Hope According to research, by the time couples contact a potential therapist, problems in the relationships have persisted for at least several years, if not longer. The couple, along with the therapist, certainly have their work cut out!...
Negotiating the Conflict of Self-Interest vs. Obligation in Masculine Development
Introduction An important component of optimal male development is a man’s ability to be emotionally fueled by, rather than resistant to, the obligations of his life. He finds joy and meaning in responsibilities to his family, friends, professional colleagues,...
Families in Flux During Lockdown: Coping Dynamics in a Time of Uncertainty
The New Normal In North America, at the time of the writing of this article, most families are approaching their sixth week of living in accordance with stay-at-home directives and quarantining restraints. Online learning programsfor children are in full...
“Old Bridges Breaking”: Factors of Resilience in Couples (Part I)
1-Poetry Seminar It was September, 1987. A senior in college, I remained unclear about what I was actually going to do with my life, unlike many of my friends who had already begun their paths and were approaching full stride. In some ordinary classroom, through the...
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