by Finding Solutions Together | Mar 12, 2025 | Change, Family, Health & Fitness, Love & Relationships, Parenting
Who Knew? Are you expecting your first child? At first, you’re eager to share the exciting news with family and friends, and you’re met with heartwarming congratulations and best wishes. But after a couple of weeks, the advice starts rolling in from all directions....
by Finding Solutions Together | Mar 7, 2025 | Addiction & Substance Misuse, Anxiety, Conflict, Infidelity
What is it about smooth stones, weathered over centuries by the relentless tumbling of waves and currents, that we find so captivating? As stormy, turbulent waters repeatedly crash rocks into one another, their sharp edges chip away, transforming jagged stones into...
by Finding Solutions Together | Mar 5, 2025 | Change, Conflict, Crisis, Infidelity, Love & Relationships, Marriage, Problem-Solving, Separation & Divorce
Is the Impossible Truly Possible? The outcome hinges on our mindset. When lies and betrayal have taken over a relationship, it’s natural for couples to consider ending things. Often, this decision isn’t driven by a lack of love, but rather by the automatic...
by Finding Solutions Together | Feb 25, 2025 | Change, Love & Relationships
We often hear relationship advice from various sources like friends, family, and other couples. A piece of advice that frequently comes up after a breakup is: “Never lose yourself in a relationship.” In many cases, we invest a lot of time and may even sacrifice parts...
by Finding Solutions Together | Feb 21, 2025 | Change, Family, Friendship
As we age, the structures and guidelines that govern our lives become more intricate, and we start to rely on the assumption that others follow similar rules. Take driving, for example: we manage to navigate traffic only because we trust that other drivers are...
by Finding Solutions Together | Feb 19, 2025 | Conflict, Family, Love & Relationships, Marriage, Separation & Divorce
So many people make this decision far too quickly and with minimal or biased information. After working in the counselling field for over twenty years, I have grown increasingly “pro family.” We often hear the following two main thoughts about separating… “I might as...
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