I woke up this morning with the words of a song running through my mind: What the world needs now is love sweet love. It was written in 1965 by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and made famous by Dionne Warwick. That was the year I graduated college and began my career as marriage and
Fifteen years ago, Rebecca D. Costa challenged us all to address the danger we were facing. In her book, The Watchman’s Rattle: A Radical New Theory of Collapse, published in 2010, she said, “Today, the issues that threaten human existence are clear: an intractable global recession, powerful pandemic viruses, terrorism, rising crime, climate
As a marriage and family counselor for more than fifty years, I know that everyone believes in love, though not everyone practices what we know. Many of us also believe in love and marriage. For those who visit my website, you have seen my welcome video, “Confessions of a Twice-Divorced Marriage Counselor.” I
My connection with Taylor Swift goes back a long way. It began with my passion for a certain pair of shoes. When I was three years old, I decided I was tired of my white “baby” shoes. I wanted “big boy” shoes and my mother took me to the shoe store. I was amazed
I have been a marriage counselor since 1968 and have helped more than 25,000 couples find real, lasting love. I’ve also helped an equal number of singles to find that special someone and learn to have a marriage that lasts through time. I tell my clients that marriage is the graduate school of life.
Those who read my regular articles know that I have a passion for science that offers practical solutions to the problems we face in our daily lives. I recently learned about the work of Dr. Kyra Bobinet who has pursued and studied the truth about behavior change for nearly three decades as a physician,
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