Quarantined couples: How to show love in a ‘G-rated’ way
When you’re living in close quarters with grown children, small children, grandparents, or whoever is in your quarantine with you, there is little chance of shared intimacy between the two of you.
Emotional wellness tips for healthcare workers during COVID-19
It’s important to remember we are all human no matter how well you were trained; fatigue, exhaustion, and frustration can and will take its toll on your emotional and physical well-being.
Blessings within the tragedy of COVID-19
Amid experiencing the suffering, financially, emotionally and physically it can seem impossible to find anything positive about what we’re collectively going through. However, the human spirit guided by so many people reaching out and trying to help others is breath taking and hopeful.
Dating perks in the time of COVID-19
How do you date and stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic? Here are several suggestions.
Managing anger before snapping at your kids during COVID-19 pandemic
How do you manage your feelings of anger, uncertainty, and stress?
6 great dates you can create at home
No matter what happens in life, it’s important you prioritize the relationship you have with each other and look for fun ways to continue to date at home.
Avoiding a downward spiral with depression while social distancing
Humans need connection and with the closing of bars, restaurants and social events that many attend daily, the absence of places to meet up and the freedom to share times with others is no longer acceptable.
Surviving quarantine with your partner
For many couples, their biggest problem has been a lack of time to spend with each other, so taking advantage of this time and practicing these behaviors can help you both survive confinement and feel closer.
Preparing for a pandemic with a nervous partner
To you, making a list of essentials such as coffee, soups, soap, and paper products makes sense, but your partner may be envisioning extended quarantine or forced evacuations.
Ask Mary Jo: Divorce coping skills & finding a good man
I’m a family lawyer and some of my clients who start the divorce process are under a lot of stress, and coping skills are something they could benefit from. Do you have tips I can share?
