like your spouse as much as you love him

• What Is Guilt-Tripping and When Is it Best to Seek Counseling?

  11 November 2019

  When one person guilt trips another, they are typically trying to make that person feel guilty about something specific to win an argument or to get the person to do what they want them to do. Unfortunately, guilt-tripping is quite common within relationships between parents and children, husbands and wives, and even friends. However, there are people that are naturally very manipulative. If you often feel guilty or if you have noticed that you have been laying guilt trips on the people in your life, you should start going to counseling to find out why you are going through what it is that you are currently experiencing.

• Tips To Help Your Child With ADHD At Home

  27 August 2019

  ADHD is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and a number of children and adults suffer from this disorder. It can make the most common and simplest of tasks difficult to complete. Their minds work differently than someone that doesn't have this disorder. Their brains are not simply focused on that one task, but a number of other things all at the same time, which is what makes completing one task so difficult.

• Ways That a Musician Can Handle Post-Tour Depression

  6 June 2019

  For a professional musician, there are few things that are as thrilling as touring. Time spent on the road performing your music night after night for excited audiences is the reward for the often-agonizing months that you've spent writing and recording your album. Although some tours can be lengthy, they all come to an end eventually—and that may leave you battling a mental health issue such as depression once you get off the road.

• 3 Tips If You Think Your Child Needs Professional Counseling

  3 February 2019

  If your child is going through a difficult period because of trouble at home or at school, he or she may stand to benefit from a session or two with a child counseling professional. If you have never taken your child to counseling before and are not sure where to begin, here are some tips that might help. Pick the Right Counselor The first thing you need to do is make sure the counselor you select is qualified to meet your child's specific needs.

• How To Help Your Teen Through Grief

  12 September 2018

  Losing someone you love is never easy, but it's even harder during the teen years when you are still gaining perspective on the world and have not yet experienced much loss. If your teen has lost someone close to them, it's important that you, as their parent, are there to help them through the grieving process. Here are four ways you can do just that. 1. Don't force them to talk about it.