While the intention behind therapy is to heal and improve, certain approaches can inadvertently damage a marriage.

Sarcasm and passive aggressiveness might seem like harmless forms of communication, often used to lighten the mood or express frustration indirectly. However, beneath their seemingly benign exteriors lie potential seeds of destruction for relationships.

Once upon a time when divorce was rare, most people were driven to divorce by one of the “Triple A” problems: Affairs, Addictions, or Abuse.

Divorce is a seismic event, not only for the couple involved but also for their children. It reshapes the family dynamic, alters relationships, and leaves lasting imprints on everyone involved.

In summary, research now shows that divorce ambivalence is widespread among people who have entered the divorce process. It’s not over just because the legal divorce process has started.