There are a great many challenges to the security of a romantic relationship. The fears of our past life experiences may threaten the safety that we currently feel with each other without either partner being aware of the exact origin of the feelings of mistrust.
The horrors you have known derive their power to ruin your future holidays from the pain and resentment you still feel for the experiences you have endured. For many, those holiday memories are tragic, but they need not control our present or future.
It can be difficult to sort through the memories of the past or restrain ourselves from unrealistic expectations for the future, but it is vital that we maintain perspective during the holidays.
A state of gratitude generates a calming sense of security as it promotes a feeling of fulfillment. A decision to behave as a person with gratitude requires that you take positive assertive action toward the development of security for others.
This article and others in the Risk of Relapse series are intended as an introduction to the wisdom you will
A resolution, whether it is made on January 1st or April 1st, is only as good as our willingness to draw on a power greater than ourselves.
The practice of taking an inventory on our active romantic relationship may seem unfamiliar at first, but when taken seriously, the effort can be very rewarding.
Challenge: Many of us become overwhelmed from time to time with the task of teaching our children all that we
