Changes in Family Dynamics
The transition to college isn't limited to the students. Parents and siblings also experience growing pains. When the Glenny's two daughters, Courtney and Brittany, left for college, she and her husband, Dr. W. Edward Glenny, were amazed how quiet the house became. "We went for days without the phone ringing. Our food bill was cut in half and food...... >Read More
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Battle Stress—and Win
It is evident that stress is an inevitable part of life. How you manage it can determine your day, your health, your relationships and your success; either it takes charge of your life, or you do. Leonard Buhler, who has had about 30 years of experience in the business world, teaches stress management seminars and shares a few valuable... >Read More
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Junk Food Marriages
Are you lacking intimacy in your relationship? We are here to talk.
In this day of pizza delivery and speedy drive-through meals, it’s easy to forgo a sit-down "real silverware" dinner. We often sacrifice nutrition for convenience. Unfortunately, some of us have transferred this fast-food lifestyle to our marriages.
Your body's immune...... >Read More
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Making It Work When Both of You Work
They can be two of the most fulfilling aspects of life: work and family. And many women--especially in the last three decades--have chosen to pursue both. In this article, career counsellor Lory Block provides a balanced perspective on the dual-worker lifestyle, exploring its unique challenges and benefits, and offering practical advice for couples...... >Read More
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Coping with Change
It’s been said that the only constant in our world today is change. As we look back over our marriage to this point, we would have to agree.
We have faced our fair share of uncertainty, surprises and transitions. In a period of just eight years, we experienced:
A move into our dream home, which Denise had designed
The loss of this... >Read More
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Eight Ways to Protect the Value of Your Marriage
We take steps to protect the things we value. We teach our kids not to run into the street, we insure our houses and maintain our cars. Your marriage is easily your life's greatest investment. What are you doing to actively protect it?
There have to be rules in place to protect things of value. A good illustration of this... >Read More
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Keeping Love Alive
"How long have you two been married?" asked the friendly pastor of... >more
Enthusiastically Embrace Change
How do you look at change? Change can be positive or negative... >more
What Do You Fear?
