Dr. Howard Chusid Nobody gets married thinking they are going to want a divorce later. Yet many married couples end up considering a split, and the rate of divorce has more than doubled in 40 years. But just because you’re thinking about divorce, doesn’t mean it’s an inevitable conclusion. How can you tell if you Read more about Considerations for saving your marriage[…]
Most couples are delighted when they come into a windfall of cash, or decide it’s time for a spending splurge — right up until they start arguing about what to buy. A 2014 MONEY poll found that finances are the biggest subject of romantic fights, which is perhaps unnecessary. Sixty-four years earlier, the famed mathematician John Read more about This One Simple Tool Could Save Your Relationship[…]
Carey Rossi Hang on to your happiness Depression is usually brought on by factors beyond our control—the death of a loved one, a job loss, or financial troubles. But the small choices you make every day may also affect your mood more than you may realize. Your social media habits, exercise routine, and even the Read more about 12 Habits That Sabotage Your Mental Health[…]