Are you or your partner emotionally exhausted? If your answer is yes, you’re not alone. Emotional exhaustion is not new, but it is getting some much-needed attention after the last several difficult years. And emotional exhaustion is to your heart and soul what physical exhaustion is to your body. In other words, not good. How can you identify it? And, more importantly, how can you address it in a positive and productive way? Psychotherapist and author of The Emotionally Exhausted Woman: Why You’re Feeling Depleted and How to Get What You Need Nancy Colier offers a path forward.

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Do you shudder when you hear the word “vulnerability”? Does it bring up visions of sharing your worst possible moments and being judged for them? If so, you’re not alone. But being vulnerable is so much more than revealing your darkest times. As Reinvention Architect and Mindset Coach Craig Stanland says, “we don’t own what we hide; what we hide owns us”. He reveals how you can start your journey of vulnerability and create excellence.

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The key to keeping your marriage healthy and happy is to nurture it. In the early days of your relationship, this was relatively easy. In truth, it still is. It takes a little bit of time, energy, and attention. Not a lot. Even if your marriage is in a rut, doing a few simple things regularly can reignite the spark. Relationship and Intimacy Coach Corinne Farago reveals how you can easily take your marriage from just surviving to thriving.

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The statistics are sobering. Couples deal with a serious issue on average for six years before seeking help. Only 19% of divorced couples sought counseling before signing the papers. Yet, counseling is effective for 70% of couples who seek it out. If you had a 70% chance of saving your family, home, and savings, why wouldn’t you take it? Relationship coach and writer Kyle Benson addresses the myths and misconceptions about couples counseling and explains how it really can help your marriage.

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Despite your commitment to making your marriage better, another year has passed with limited improvement. You really want it to be different but, despite your best efforts, you find yourself falling into the same unproductive patterns. The truth is that it’s really hard to make significant changes. It’s not about willpower or intention. It’s about overriding ingrained patterns. Mindset Coach and Best-Selling author Deano Sutter reveals why these patterns are so hard to break and how to increase your success.

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Your relationship started out so great. You knew it wasn’t going to be all sunshine and roses. What you didn’t expect was for it to go so off track. For many couples, this is the time one of you starts to contemplate divorce. It’s not really what either of you want, but neither of you like the way your relationship is right now. Is it even possible to turn things around? Marriage workshop leaders and authors of Hope After Hurt: From Heartache to Healing Rob and Roxanne Maroney answer that question with a resounding “YES” and are here to tell you how.

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Your spouse has just asked you to do something. You don’t really want to do it. You also don’t want to disappoint them or get into a fight about it. Do you suck it up, do it anyway and then get resentful? Do you honor your feelings, tell them “no” and deal with the fall-out? Is there any way to finesse this difference in priorities and expectations between the two of you without creating major problems? Is it possible to have a calm, productive conversation about these differences? Clinical Social Worker Dr. Assaiel Romanelli and Certified Coach Galit Romanelli reveal a unique and effective way to handle these common questions.

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Pornography is easy to access. It’s available 24/7 and never says “no”. But is accessing it regularly necessarily a problem. Seeing pornography and its presence in your marriage as problematic is kind of like beauty, it’s in the eye of the beholder. But if one of you thinks it’s a problem, then it truly is a problem. And finding a solution can be tricky. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and AASECT Certified Sex Therapist Diane Gleim brings some clarity to this complicated issue.

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If you’re like many people, you may be disappointed or worse, unhappy, in your marriage. You may think that ending it will be the answer to your pain. Divorce is the answer for some marriages but unhappy people who divorce are no happier five years later than unhappy people who choose not to divorce. And divorce brings its own set of challenges, especially if you have children. The consequences of your decision don’t just impact you. So, it’s important to be sure. Former attorney, co-founder of the Coalition for Divorce Reform, and author of Disassembly Required: A Memoir of Midlife Resurrection Beverly Willett provides insight into the realities of divorce.

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Yes, the two main people impacted by divorce are you and your spouse. But everyone in your sphere is also impacted—your family, your friends, and, most importantly, your children. How you handle the disruption for them is critically important. But they often don’t share their real feelings, and this can make the whole process more stressful for everyone. Accredited and Child Inclusive Family Mediator Louisa Whitney reveals what you can do to make the process better for everyone.

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