Mrs. Vera Darby Shares Advice After 70 Years of Marriage
Married for a Lifetime: Meet the Darby’s. Mrs Vera Darby shares love advice after 70 years of marriage.
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Interview with Cait Donovan: How to Reclaim Passion and Purpose after the Pain of Burnout
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Dr. Roslyn Ashford shares her story of burnout, bouncing back and the ability to swim even after you start to sink. Her tagline and advice is this: get naked. Get naked with your true self and stop being afraid to show up as you are. -
7 Hot Ideas to Spice Things Up in the Bedroom
Learn common mistakes couples make when talking about doing IT that make your love life dull and boring and how to spice it up whether you’re looking to be more romantic or wild.
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How to Relieve Stress (And Keep It Out of Your Relationship)
Don’t let stress at work get your relationship off track — try this step-by-step stress management strategy together at the end of a long, challenging day.
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Newborn Baby? 4 Ways to Fix New Relationship Problems
Emily Graham of MightyMoms.net shares the 4 best ways to strengthen your relationship while raising a newborn baby.
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Positive Morning Affirmations for Anxiety
Roz shares 10 minutes of positive morning affirmations for anxiety, stress, and fear to use daily for the next 21 days to increase your faith and courage!
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Dark Phoenix: How to Ruin Your Relationship Faster than a Speeding…Nightcrawler?
Jean Grey begins to develop “incredible powers” (which we’ll refer to from here on out as PTSD symptoms) that corrupt and turn her into a Dark Phoenix. Now the X-Men will have to decide if the life of a team member is worth more than all the people living in the world.
Roz gives Dark Phoenix four out of five stress balls for therapeutic appeal: it’s among best movies about PTSD, which ruins a perfectly good relationship.
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How to Be a Better Listener (and Open Your Partner’s Heart)
Roz shares 5 common mistakes bad listeners make, how you can avoid them, and 21 intimacy-building questions to ask your significant other the next time they say “We Need to Talk.”
