by Lynn Busch Counseling | Mar 16, 2019 | Life Strategies, Marriage Counseling
No, it’s not filing for divorce. It’s not minimalism, or homesteading, or cleaning out your closets. It’s not losing 50 pounds, or getting a degree, or remodeling your kitchen, or having more sex with your spouse, etc. The fastest way to be happy is to accept things...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Mar 9, 2019 | Marriage and Relationships, Marriage Counseling
That is rude. That is not acceptable. We all wish that the people in our lives would “do what they are supposed to do” and stay on script! However, they don’t. WE do not get to decide who someone else is supposed to be! I only get to decide who I am supposed to be,...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Feb 16, 2019 | Marriage and Relationships, Marriage Counseling
Is it to be sure you get everything you want in life? Is it to make sure no one takes advantage of you? Is it to be “fierce”? Is it to make sure your spouse knows that he/she can’t tell you what to do? Is it to make sure that you are in control? Is it to make sure...
by lynn | Feb 14, 2019 | Life Strategies, Marriage and Relationships, Marriage Counseling
I just want to ask a question and I want an honest answer: Is there anyone who is ever happy on Valentine’s Day? If so, they are statistically insignificant. So there. Whether you are single and wish you weren’t, or married and wish you weren’t, or dating and confused...
by Lynn Busch Counseling | Feb 9, 2019 | Life Strategies, Marriage Counseling
And even then, it’s probably not MY problem! There is a lot of pressure for us to justify our existence by solving problems. And there’s something to be said for solving problems. At the same time, sometimes things are just what they are. There is no real action item....
by lynn | Feb 6, 2019 | Life Strategies, Marriage Counseling
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. For many people this is very stressful. Perhaps your sweetie was upset with you for whatever you did or did not do at Christmas. This feels like your last opportunity to make up for a year’s worth (or more!) of mad. Anyway,...
