Men and Divorce

Divorce or Counseling: Can Couples Therapy Save a Marriage?

Studies show that marriage therapy is effective in reducing distress among partners. It has a success rate of over 85%, and its effects often last for the next five years. According to surveys from many couples, they state they were able to save their marriages with the help of couples counseling.

Tips for Keeping Financial Issues From Leading To Divorce

At the end of the day, you can manage the money issues in your relationship; you just need to be frank (without pointing fingers), committed, and mature.

How a DUI Charge May Affect Your Divorce

It is well known that the legal system does not positively view parents who are thought to have a problem with substance abuse. As a result, child custody disputes may become more difficult, especially if your kids are still too little to take care of themselves.

Low-Conflict Marriage: Why I Tell My Clients It’s Good Enough

I’m often asked, “What exactly is a low conflict marriage?” I guess since I push the idea that low-conflict marriages should not fall prey to divorce, it is time I define, for those curious, what I mean by a “low-conflict marriage.”

7 Tips for Recovering From Narcissistic Abuse

Narcissistic abuse can be as overt as yelling, screaming, and criticizing or, as covert as gaslighting, withholding needs, and denying what was and wasn’t said.

How To Cope With Divorce As A Man

There’s a lot of information online about how to cope with divorce but not much about how to cope with divorce as a man. Experts tell us that, second to death, coping with life during and after a divorce could be the most stressful, traumatic, and emotionally draining period you may experience. The experts also […]

Are You More Likely to Divorce? Here are 8 Predictors of Divorce

There isn’t an easy answer to that question but there are a few signs that predict if a couple is more likely to get a divorce.

How Unhealthy Attachment Leads to Divorce and How to Heal Yourself

We all need to take responsibility for our own emotional wellbeing before we begin another marriage or start assigning blame for the mistakes of the past. It takes time, therapy, and proper self-care in our everyday lives to embrace new modes of acting and ways of connecting and bonding with our loved ones.