Dr. Aaron Karnilow, Board Certified in Clinical Psychology and a Fellow of the American Academy of Clinical Psychology, discusses the impact of Cancer on couple and family relationships. Dr. Karnilow specializes in Couples/marriage counseling and Psycho-Oncology. Copyright 2005 Supportive Oncology Services.
Duration : 0:3:3
This week we review two profiles – one from a couple who have put themselves on an adult and one from from a young man who has put himself on one of the free dating sites.
For the too long; didn’t watch crowd the couple have done well but should think about making a photo public and the guy has a good profile but neither of us like the site he’s on.
If you’d like us to review your profile, please take a screen shot of the profile and send me a link to the image here on YouTube – it makes it far easier for us.
Duration : 0:11:54
One main warning sign of a controlling relationship is not feeling safe or good about yourself around the controlling partner. Talk to your partner about their controlling behavior with tips from a family therapist in this free video on marriage and relationships.
Expert: Patti German
Contact: www.pattigermancounseling.com
Bio: Patti German is a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. She has certification in marriage and family therapy (MFT) and has worked with the Penn Council for Relationships.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:1:11
ZOMBIE marriage counseling: I DON’T EAT GUYS: Gary & Tammy have to work through 200 year old issues
Duration : 0:2:47
http://www.GoodGuideCollection.com/marriage — How to save your marriage
When you exchanged vows, you promised your spouse that you would stay with them “until death do you part.”
So what happened to get you to the point that you are considering divorce?
If you can remember what made you fall in love in the first place, you can learn how to save your marriage by following these simple tips.
1.Schedule some time together.
Turn off your cell phones, your television and your instant messenger. Now sit down together and really listen to each other. Share your feelings with your spouse and listen to them share their feelings as well.
2. Write each other love letters.
Taking the time to send your spouse a little reminder that you love them can really help you reconnect. Plus, emphasizing your significant other’s best qualities can remind you what made you fall in love in the first place.
3. Plan a date night.
Many couples get so comfortable with each other after being married for several years that they stop dressing up for each other and going out on dates. You can re-energize your relationship with your spouse by planning a night out once a week when you have no choice but to dress your best.
4. Do something for yourself.
If you’re feeling self-conscious about your body, you’re probably going to reflect that onto your spouse. Create an exercise program to help you lose weight and eat a balanced diet. Buy yourself a new outfit for date night, or spend a day at the spa. Do something that makes you feel better about yourself.
5. Make your spouse your number one priority.
With work and kids demanding your constant attention, it’s easy to ignore the other adult in your life. But someday it will once again just be the two of you, and you are going to find that you no longer truly know the person sleeping beside you. Take a moment each day for your spouse and let them know you’re thinking about them throughout the day.
to learn more about save marriage, simply visit :
http://www.GoodGuideCollection.com/marriage
Duration : 0:2:45
