How to Handle the Financial Problems In Your Marriage

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

Let’s just say that you and your spouse get along with each other just fine in most areas of your marriage. You have adequate communication skills. You have similar goals and dreams. The two of you have even found the right balance in your married life and personal pursuits. But then a problem arises when the bills start pouring in and the paychecks aren’t as much as you would like. You need help to manage your marital finances. (more…)

Marriage Help for Men

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

When a man realizes that his marriage is in trouble, he often isn’t sure where to turn for help. The man’s mind typically sees a problem and wants a concrete solution to fix it immediately. Marriage help is not something that can alter your marriage problems instantly. (more…)

Finding The Time for Your Marriage

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008

Today, married couples often have schedules that are hectic and chaotic. Many people feel that the day needs an extra ten or twelve hours to squeeze in everything on their to-do list. Whether you are working, keeping the house in shape, driving the kid’s sports event, or cooking dinner, it is hard to find time for your marriage. (more…)

Domestic Violence Situations Within a Marriage

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Domestic violence is a term heard frequently in today’s society. Often, when people think of domestic violence they picture a man beating the stuffing out of his wife. Although this situation is an example of domestic violence, it is not the only example of domestic violence in a marriage. Domestic violence in a marriage, of any form, will require counseling and help. Getting help is an absolute necessity for stopping domestic violence in a marriage. (more…)

Marriage Problems - When Your Spouse Has a Gambling Addiction

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Your spouse spends more time at the casinos than at home. Lottery tickets are so abundant you could wallpaper your home with them. A friendly wager on the basketball playoffs has become a problem. Your spouse has a gambling problem. In fact, he or she is addicted. Gambling addictions affect the entire family, not just the person with the addiction. Is your marriage beginning to suffer due to your spouse’s gambling problem? Do you need marriage help?

Millions of Americans have a gambling addiction. With so many people and families suffering from this problem, you would think finding support and marriage help for gambling would be easy. Sometimes, locating marriage help for families dealing with a gambling addiction can be difficult. This may be partially due to the fact that gambling addictions leave financial and emotional scars. Unlike violence and other forms of addiction, gambling is not as easily noticed outside the home.

Marriage help and support is out there for you and your family. You simply need to know where to look. You and your spouse are not alone. Your marriage can make it through this difficult time, but you will need help and support.

Support for families and people with a gambling addiction is in your area. A well-known organization for gambling is Gamblers Anonymous. This organization or other similar groups can provide rehabilitation treatment and support for you and your spouse.

Churches frequently offer addiction support groups for those interested in recovery. Speaking to a person in the clergy can offer needed support for you, as well. Chatting with someone in your particular faith can have many benefits for your marriage. Often, religious leaders will emphasize the importance of the marriage relationship. This support will help you to endure and keep the strength to continue your search for marriage help.

Educate yourself. Learning what you can about a gambling addiction can be the help you need to continue the marriage. Marriage help can also be through financial counseling. Even if your partner does not agree to accompany you, it is important to learn how to handle finances. The added burden and responsibility of financial responsibilities are on you.

You do not need to divulge personal information when consulting a financial advisor. Simply you need to protect the family’s assets while you and your spouse seek marriage help. A visit to a lawyer may be a good idea. You can gain legal advice on how to legally survive the financial strain. Knowing you have done what you can for the family will bring relief.

Find a therapist in your neighborhood by contacting the counseling center in your area. Hopefully, your partner will accompany you to sessions, but if not, you will be able to benefit from the meetings with a therapist. You can release your feelings and emotions during the visits with a counselor. Your therapist will be able to direct you on issues such as assertiveness, self-esteem, and co-dependency.

As you feel better, your spouse will be able to see the improvements. If your spouse has refused to seek marriage help or help for the addiction up until this point, he or she may decide to find help now.

Marriage help is out there within reach. You and your spouse can seek marriage help together or separately. Gambling can take a toll on the entire family, but a gambling addiction can be overcome.

Marriage Help for Couples Dealing with Depression or Mental Illness

Monday, November 3rd, 2008

Is your spouse is always crying or lashing out in anger? One minute your partner is the man or woman you married and the next, well, you really aren’t sure who they are. It is time for some serious marriage help. (more…)

What To Do When Your Spouse Refuses Marriage Help

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

Is your marriage on rocky ground? Have you noticed tensions around the house? When marriage problems exist, the stress level in the home can reach extremes. Tempers may flare. Harsh words may be uttered or even screamed. You may give or receive the silent treatment. In some homes, abuse may even occur. Have you talked about these problems with your mate, but still get no response? Is your partner refusing any marriage help? (more…)

What Are The Signs That You Need Marriage Help?

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

Whether you have been married six months or sixty years, there are some sure signs that your marriage is in trouble. If you see some of these problems in your marriage, you know that you and your spouse could positively benefit from marriage help. (more…)

Supporting Your Children Financially After a Divorce

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008

The cost of looking after children continues to rise, and that makes it a lot harder for divorced parents. Each of the divorced parents has their own living expenses to consider, but at the same time they have to consider the expense of caring for their children. (more…)

Online Infidelity ? Is your partner having a cyber affair?

Friday, July 4th, 2008

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With the increasing use of the internet comes the risk of online infidelity which can lead to marital problems and can even cause a marriage to break down. These have become known as emotional affairs. Sadly, many people in a relationship have become addicted to online chat rooms where they can indulge in sexually explicit chat in real-time with total strangers. (more…)

What to Throw Overboard When Your Marriage Is In Trouble

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

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When you’re facing a marriage crisis and you’re fighting to keep your relationship afloat, it’s time to throw anything that isn’t helping you overboard. You need all your wits about you to be able to handle the crisis and tackle the problems. Anything that’s an impediment or hindrance has to go. (more…)

The Danger of Taking Your Marriage for Granted

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

By Nancy Wasson

Quick, what is the most common attitude a spouse can have that leads a marriage down the path to breakup? If you said taking the partner for granted, you’d be right. Is this an issue in your marriage? (more…)

What Is the Number One Attitude That Indicates Your Marriage Is In Trouble?

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Did you know that a trained observer could watch you and your spouse interact for several minutes and then predict with high accuracy whether your marriage will survive or not? Does that sound unbelievable?

In his bestselling book Blink, author Malcolm Gladwell writes about psychologist John Gottman’s research on what attitudes increase the chances that a marriage will end in divorce. (more…)

Recovering From an Affair

Tuesday, March 4th, 2008

by Anthony Bradley

An affair is one of the worst things that can happen to a marriage and is often so unexpected that the shock of discovering the affair leaves the previously unsuspecting partner reeling. Putting the marriage back together after an affair is no easy task and it will take time to get over the damaged emotions and betrayal of trust.

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Do You Suspect Your Spouse Is Cheating Online?

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008

Have you ever wondered whether your spouse has ever cheated on you online? It’s completely normal to be curious and actually very important to be sure.

This can be a very serious matter that requires plenty of thought. Trying to catch a cheater is a game of cat and mouse, so approach this with care for risk of tipping them off that you suspect something.
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