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5 Things You Should Never Do If You Catch A Cheating Partner
Cheating partners eventually get discovered which leads to a whirlwind of emotions. For every cheating partner, there is that revealing day and when one discovers they are being cheated one, the onus of staying or ending the relationship lies on them. Whatever option you choose, here are 4 things you should never do when you find out that your partner has been unfaithful: ... |
Marriage Therapy
Marriage therapy can be a lifesaver for a marriage that is heading for divorce. A married couple seeking help for relationship issues has already determined their marriage is in trouble. The issues a couple is facing can be anything from poor communication, or lost connection to something more traumatic such as dealing with an affair in a marriage. Marriage therapy from a lice... |
Dealing With Intimacy Issues In Couple Counseling
In couples counseling, couples having intimacy issues often find that there are more deeply rooted problems that need to be addressed. For a couple that has lost connection with one another, it can be easy to put the blame on many things. A couple’s counselor takes inventory of what has been happening in the past and what is causing problems in the present. Resolving rel... |
Moving On After A Breakup
Perhaps one of the hardest relationships to navigate is that of an ex. In today’s world it can be nearly impossible to completely cut ties with someone you once loved. Even in the case of divorce, you can no longer expect that you will not have any contact with your ex. Ending any relationship is hard. A break up causing anxiety or depression is a common reason that some... |
10 Common Myths about Long-Term Relationships
There are so many long-term relationships in the world today, and people have some misconceptions about the realities of a long-term relationship. A relationship is unpredictable, and anyone who expects that thing will go a certain way in a relationship needs to get a reality check by going for relationship counseling. Before going into a relationship, you should be able to di... |
Adjusting to the Single Life
You just got out of a relationship. Your relationship make have lasted for a few months, years, engaged or even married. The feeling that comes with ending a relationship is a combination of different emotions which may include devastation, sadness, joy or relief. After the relationship, you still may have to remain friends with your ex because of children or having mutual fri... |
Ways to stay healthy during the holidays
Now that we have gotten into December, we are officially in the holiday season! Hopefully, your Thanksgiving was great, and you have the intention to take advantage of the holidays to the fullest. The celebration of the holidays will continue well into January and this period can be a mix of fun, stressful, draining and exciting. To keep yourself healthy over the next few week... |
How Actively Do You Listen to Others?
Imagine listening to someone talk about a topic and minutes into the conversation you realize that you haven’t been paying attention. Most of us must have experienced this before. Your mind might have wandered off, you got bored of what they were talking about, or you were not paying attention due to a lot of reasons. In some cases, the person speaking may even ask a que... |
What to expect during a marriage counseling session
A marriage counseling session is one that involves a husband, a wife and the marriage counselor. It is aimed at resolving marital issues or conflicts, providing support and therapy needed to strengthen a marriage or as the case may be advising new and young couples about the marriage institution and how to be successful at it. Many issues may arise during the course of one'... |
Supporting Your Partner During Trying Times
Going through trying times alone can be difficult and could lead to extreme despair, especially if it involves a tragic loss, career setbacks, miscarriage, accidents etc. Imagine having a partner undergoing such difficult time, it can be so disheartening to witness such. As a partner in a relationship, you are committed to helping out your partner, especially during trying tim... |
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Heather Oller is the owner and founder of Orlando Thrive Therapy, Coaching, and Counseling. She is a licensed counselor and a family mediator who has over 23 years of dedicated work as a professional in the mental health field. Through her company's mission, she continues to pave the way for future therapists, and their clients, who want a higher quality of life....and who want to thrive, rather than just survive. You can contact Orlando Thrive Therapy at (407) 592-8997 for more information.