Constructs to Enhance Effective Marital Conflict Resolution
Couples, Premarital & Marital Therapy
Constructs to Enhance Effective Marital Decision Making
Making decisions impact every facet of life and are sometimes made unilaterally.
Constructs to Enhance Effective Marital Communication
Communication, as an overarching principle, is arguably extraordinarily complex because of its multi-faceted and multi-layer variables, particularly in the context of interpersonal and intrapersonal communication.
What resources and/or support systems are available to couples today? And what role, if any, should the Church play?
In my view, the Church has a pivotal role to play as a major support system to couples considering both first-time marriages as well as remarriage.
What threats or risks do marriages face today that may undermine the stability of the relationship based on cultural influences and legislative initiatives?
Between 1980 and 2008 statistical data indicate that multicultural marriages are significantly on the rise.
What threats or risks do marriages face today that may undermine the stability of the relationship based on domestic and/or substance abuse?
Evidently, there is much that can be said on this topic.
What threats or risks do marriages face today that may undermine the stability of the relationship based on increased economic and financial hardships?
The are several factors that impinge economic and financial pressures associated with couples considering marriage.
What threats or risks do marriages face today that may undermine the stability of the relationship or increase stress for a couple?
Contemporary marriages face a plethora of stressors and risks that daily threaten the stability of marital relationships.
An Unconventional Approach to Meet Needs of Those Experiencing Grief and Loss!!!
Whenever a loss occurs, it's important to see it in the context of life experiences in order to understand the full impact of what has happened...
The Metaphors Inhaling and Exhaling In the Communication Process!
The article explores the two metaphorical concepts of inhaling and exhaling in the context of communication.