Maybe you know this feeling. You are the one who notices you’re running out of milk, remembers the dentist appointment, figures out what’s for dinner, knows the dog needs walking, remembers the kids need new shoes, realizes the bathroom needs cleaning, and makes plans for the weekend before the weekend actually arrives. You are doing…
Living Through Wildfire A four-part series about what happens to us, our relationships, and our sense of home when wildfire comes too close Blog 1 of 4: If You’re Living Through a Wildfire Right Now Wildfire stress has felt very close to home for me this summer. In fact, it has come close to several…
Living Through Wildfire — Blog 2 of 4 This article is part of Living Through Wildfire, a four-part series about what happens to us, our relationships, and our sense of home when wildfire comes too close. I created this series after wildfire once again came frighteningly close to several places I call home in British…
Living Through Wildfire — Blog 3 of 4 This article is part of Living Through Wildfire, a four-part series about what happens to us, our relationships, and our sense of home when wildfire comes too close. I created this series after wildfire once again came frighteningly close to several places I call home in British…
Living Through Wildfire — Blog 4 of 4 This article is part of Living Through Wildfire, a four-part series about what happens to us, our relationships, and our sense of home when wildfire comes too close. I created this series after wildfire once again came frighteningly close to several places I call home in British…
If you’ve ever found yourself thinking,“Why do I react like this in my relationship?” — you’re not alone. In my last blog, I talked about how reactions happen quickly and how they’re often driven by deeper emotions like hurt, fear, or feeling misunderstood. But there’s another layer that explains something just as important: Why you…
If you’re trying to figure out how to repair after a fight, it’s usually not because you don’t know how to apologize. Most couples know how to say “I’m sorry.” The problem is that an “I’m sorry” doesn’t really fix what just happened. It might be meant sincerely, but if the same thing keeps happening,…
How to Navigate Different Sex Drives in Your Relationship You might be finding yourselves dealing with different sex drives in your relationship, and not quite knowing what to do about it. At some point, most couples land here. You start to notice you’re not on the same page sexually anymore. One of you wants sex…
Why Your Sex Life Has Changed In Your Relationship If your sex life feels off, you probably already know how heavy that can feel. You might be finding yourself wondering things like “why has my partner stopped wanting sex” or quietly worrying that you’ve lost intimacy in your relationship. That kind of uncertainty can feel…
You love each other, but something has stopped working. You can’t seem to talk anymore. Every conversation either blows up or shuts down, and you spiral into the same repetitive fight over and over again. What used to feel close and loving now feels tense, exhausting, and frustrating — and no matter how hard you…
