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I have an unusual question for you. Have you ever heard of the Japanese art of kintsugi ? Kintsugi is the practice of repairing broken pottery with gold or platinum. Instead of hiding cracks, the repair highlights them—honoring what has been broken while creating something entirely new. I first learned about it while watching a show, and it stayed with me. Not long after, a client said something that brought it back to mind: “As a stepfamily, we kind of keep it quiet that we’

Have you ever felt like you've lost your relationship in the chaos of raising a family? You're not alone! Discover 3 quick ways to reconnect

Today I want to share a child’s point of view on being in a co-parenting situation. If this doesn’t relate to your own children, it may...

While it is fun to shop for, wrap and exchange gifts, I believe the most precious gift we can give is the gift of our time! Grab these tips!

Communication is the key to any successful relationship but sometimes sharing your thoughts may feel uncomfortable. You wonder how your...

"We argue over the dumbest things. It's all we do anymore. I want to get back to being "us." Conflicts in marriage are common. When two...

May is the time for finishing up the school year and shifting into summer. It's also the time when college kids return home, along with