by Lynn Busch Counseling | May 15, 2020 | Marriage and Relationships
Thanks for reading this post. If you are a woman, please be aware that I am going to talk to your man like I would if I was speaking with him without you in the room. I am not trying to be insulting to you. I am connecting with his male brain. Ain’t nothing wrong with...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Apr 18, 2020 | Blog, Home Life, Marriage and Relationships
Most people have problems in the bedroom at one time or another. And sometimes those problems can be complicated. But SOMETIMES it’s pretty straightforward. Ahem. Do your children come into your bedroom quite often? Do they climb into bed with you when they are...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Mar 25, 2020 | Home Life, Life Strategies, Marriage and Relationships, Marriage Counseling
Are You and Your Spouse in a Never-ending War Over Household Tasks? Couples fight over housekeeping all the time. Take two people with different ideas about what “clean” means, different expectations about what is acceptable, throw in working from home, a couple of...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Feb 26, 2020 | Blog, Marriage and Relationships
Trying to “get your needs met” is a recipe for frustration, anger, disappointing relationships, and unnecessary strife. Yes, we all have needs, but starting a conversation with “my needs are not being met” is liable to go to the dark side. It is a euphemism for “I...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Jan 25, 2020 | Blog, Marriage and Relationships
Is your relationship plagued by fights and reactivity? When your partner says something that scares or infuriates you, do you “lose it” and say things you later regret? Most of us have experienced this very unpleasant situation. However, if you want to save your...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Apr 6, 2019 | Life Strategies, Marriage and Relationships
If I ask for something from my spouse and she tells me no, or just doesn’t do it, I can become very frustrated and even despairing. I can become furious because I’m not getting my needs met. I can believe my spouse just doesn’t love me enough, or doesn’t care about me...
