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Infidelity causes intense emotional pain, but an affair doesn’t have to mean the end of your marriage. Understand how a marriage can be rebuilt after an affair.
Few marital problems cause as much heartache and devastation as infidelity. Money worries, health issues and disagreements about children can strain a relationship — but infidelity undermines the foundation of marriage itself. Divorce isn’t necessarily inevitable after infidelity, however. With time to heal and a mutual goal of rebuilding the relationship, some couples emerge from infidelity with a stronger and more honest relationship than before.

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Dr. Ruth said:  Don’t give up sex for Lent. Odds are you won’t last and then what’s the point. Choose something less directed by your hormones.

This is the fifth of a six part series on Money & Sex, entitled “What’s Sex Got To Do With It”?

I just finished watching an episode with “Sex and The City”….it was entitled “What’s Sex Got To Do With It”?  I found it when I was researching my topic….how ironic.

The episode was all about defining what sex and relationships mean to each one of us and the importance that has in our relationship to ourselves.

We can have “mind-blowing sex”, however if there is no true connection sex does not fulfill us.

What does sex have to do with our relationships?  Love, sex and intimacy, the very things we should expect the most freedom with.

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This is the fourth of a six part series on Money & Sex. This episode will be on the Neuroscience of Money and the Brain.

What does the brain have to do with money?

DR. MAHA ALATTAR in her article:  “Neuroscience Helps Explain How We Handle Money” wrote:  “What role does your brain play in the pursuit and handling of money?

Your brain wants you to be safe and alive, so it makes you go after basic human needs like food, shelter, love and the safety of a social group, i.e., family. But when you want to make money—which often involves risk taking and calculating probabilities—your brain doesn’t necessarily feel safe.”

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This is the third of a six part series on Money & Sex.

In this episode we will explore the topic “Sex and Intimacy Are They The Same?   In the book “Think and Grow Rich”, Napoleon Hill states “Sex desire is the most powerful of human desires.  When driven by this desire, men develop keenness of imagination, courage, will-power, persistence, and creative ability unknown to them at other times.

In this conversation about sex we will look at the power sex has in our relationships and how we can turn this power into something we can begin to experience as Hill has so eloquently put it….imagination, creativity and love.

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The is the second of a 6 part series on Money & Sex….then segment is about
“Starting out Right with your Blended Family Estate Planning”

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Research shows that two of the top reasons for conflicts and divorce in marriage, cohabitation and relationships for that matter is money and sex, and communication is the third.  

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This this is the final episode of a 7 part series discussing our basic human needs and how they relate to fulfilling relationships and marriage.

This series will be about “The Need For Sex”

Maslow’s Hierarchy of need biologically and physiologically places sex along with breathing, food and excretion. Sex is an essential need when it comes to procreation. Even Freud saw sex as one of the basic human drives (Id) in that it is crucial to the survival of the species.

As we move along the hierarchy and have each of our needs met we move to the level of sexual intimacy and how this is distinctly different from the basic need for sex. We will discuss some of the controversy around this need for sex. What was Maslow thinking?

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This the 6th of a 7 part series discussing basic human needs and how they relate to fulfilling relationships and marriage. In this series we will discuss “The Need For Safety”

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This is the 5th of a 7 part series discussing our basic human needs and how they relate to fulfilling relationships and marriage.

In this series we will discuss “The Need To Belong”.

Abraham Maslow suggested that the need to “belong” was a major source of human motivation.  We all need to feel like we have a place where we belong, where we are important, where people care about us. We are not meant to be alone and we are not meant to be totally self-sufficient.

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This is the 4th of a 7 part series discussing our basic human needs and how they relate to fulfilling relationships and marriage.

In this series we will discuss The Need For Understanding.

Changing Minds says: “If we understand the world around us, then we have a far greater chance of controlling it. Even if we cannot control it, we can make informed choices about what we might do next. The brain helps us do this, by giving us a little squirt of dopamine whenever we learn something, creating that satisfying ‘aha!’ or ‘eureka!’ experience.
When we lack understanding, we feel the extreme discomfort of confusion, which motivates us to gain understanding. This, perhaps, is one of the main driving forces that have led to the enormous developments of mankind”.

As so it is in our intimate relationships….we must feel understood and understand in order to thrive.

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