by Beth Liebling | Dec 13, 2019 | Friends & Family, Love, Personal, Relationships & Dating
Let’s talk about one whopping source of holiday stress: gifts. You will notice some people try to use money to compensate for a lack of time, thoughtfulness, attention, or love. That’s like trying to substitute sugar for protein in your diet! This...
by Beth Liebling | Nov 29, 2019 | Friends & Family, Love, Relationships & Dating
You did it! You survived Thanksgiving! Give yourself a pat on the back before gearing up for the next family gathering. Not to put a damper on the festivities, but there’s a fact I really wanted to address this week – the fact that divorce filings spike in...
by Beth Liebling | Nov 15, 2019 | Love, Psychology of Love, Relationships & Dating
Everyone shows love in their own unique way. Some of us might have a way with words. Others may show love by cooking a decadent meal. We’ve all noticed this throughout our lives, but did you know there are actually five distinct “love languages?” First defined in a...
by Beth Liebling | Nov 8, 2019 | Friends & Family, Love, Psychology of Love, Relationships & Dating
We spend a lot of time helping people with romantic love issues, but make no mistake about it: romantic love is only one type of love, and a happy life requires lots of other kinds of love. For example, love for your children, your friends, your coworkers, or...
by Beth Liebling | Nov 1, 2019 | Love, Psychology of Love, Relationships & Dating
Love it or hate, we are enveloped in a world of technology. It’s made many of our jobs easier, but it can also be a huge distraction at the dinner table. The debate about the benefits of online dating apps is endless, but what is often overlooked is how...
by Beth Liebling | Jul 25, 2019 | Intimacy, Love, Personal, Relationships & Dating
My guy, Gary, and I were talking the other day about all the trips we’ve been on this year when I had a little epiphany. Even though we are still in the “beginning” phase of our relationship with less than two years together, our trips have been way less “romantic”...
