How Could Wedding Industry Giants Like The Knot and Wedding Wire Overlook This Crucial Part of Getting Married? What are some of the first things that you think of when
How Common Is Interfaith Marriage in the U.S.? The Pew Research Center’s Religious Landscape Study found that 39% of U.S. citizens who have been married since 2010 have a spouse
Mental Health and Physical Health are Inextricably Connected You take good care of yourself. You go to your annual physical, get your teeth cleaned once every 6 months. But what
Why Is It That Some People Are More Affected by Stress Than Others? To answer this question we could dive deep into the scientific literature, but because this is a
Locating Our Place in History Many mental health blogs focus on the holidays this time of year. The stress of getting together with relatives around the holidays has been covered before (and
How Our Youth Absorb Messages About Their Health There are plenty of articles on the web that address the issue of mental health and stigma. I’ve read many of them
This Pain Feels Too Great to Bear “I can’t believe this is happening to me.” How do couples cope with a loss that is invisible to the rest of the
Ask an MFT is an opportunity to answer questions from my followers on social media who would like some insights into the world of marriage and family therapy on many different
The Connections Betweens Our Beliefs and Our Overall Health In a nutshell, being religious is strongly associated with better overall mental health and well-being. The devoutly religious have fewer symptoms
NEWS FLASH: Your Childhood Influences the Kind of Parent You Are With the kids out of school, many families are going on vacations, sending their children to summer camp, and
