Photo by Monstera By Dan Blair, marriage therapist and family counselor The first half of this article reveals the anatomy of stress, and how we can respond to it. The second half applies what we [...]
Photo by Erik Witsoe By Dan Blair, marriage therapist and family counselor One of the premises of the movie “Inside Out” is that if you can manage your emotions you can manage your [...]
Depression, anxiety, and divorce are continuing to rise. The fallout on marriages and parenting is immense. It may be time to get back to core values of marriage and family. One question to ask [...]
If you prefer, please listen to this recorded webinar and others. By Dan Blair Marriage Counselor and Family Therapist We cannot underestimate the amount of stress we are under, especially during [...]
By Dan Blair Marriage Counselor and Family Therapist Step-families are much tougher than I expected. Divorce rates are reported to be about double, and both parents and kids are affected in ways [...]
By Dan Blair Marriage Counselor and Family Therapist The challenges of remarriage and blending families after the wounds of divorce or the death of a spouse is likely to be more stressful than [...]
By Dan Blair, a marriage counselor and family counselor. To say that a parent’s attachment to his or her kids is strong may be a negative statement. Attachment is described as secure and [...]
By Dan Blair, a marriage counselor and family counselor. Attachment is a kind of bond that endures over time. It is primarily developed the first to third year of life, but that is not the only [...]
By Dan Blair, a marriage counselor and family counselor. Two of the main goals for divorce mediation in unavoidable divorce are to save money and time in a long process, and reduce antagonism and [...]
