Wrong Belief #1: I Can Control My Spouse
Lynn Busch
February 22, 2023
Wrong Belief #1: I can control my spouse’s behavior, thoughts, and speech. When we see this sentence written out, we may think we don’t believe
The Holidays Are Over And You Are Still Married
Lynn Busch
January 5, 2023
For those of you who are still married after the holidays, congratulations! (Often, husbands are shocked when wives file for divorce just after the holidays,
Do you feel like running away from your crazy life?
Lynn Busch
December 22, 2022
It’s December – and you may feel like getting on your Harley and heading West just to escape your crazy life. Who could blame you?
Best Tip for Celebrating the Holidays
Lynn Busch
December 1, 2022
Let go of perfectionism! It’s perfectionism that is making the holidays so difficult. One of my favorite quotes is “Perfectionism is the enemy of the
Thanksgiving is a Set-Up for Relationship Problems
Lynn Busch
November 21, 2022
Why is Thanksgiving a set-up for relationship problems? Because our concept of Thanksgiving encourages us to have unreasonable expectations. There is a place in our
Help! I’m Married to a Clean Freak!
Lynn Busch
October 17, 2022
You can’t take it anymore—the constant criticism, the rampant perfectionism, the persnickety attitude, the OBSESSION. The problem is, you’re married to this person; and this
Help! I’m Married to a Slob!
Lynn Busch
October 16, 2022
I have had numerous clients – both men and women—who are in severe distress because their spouses are messy and/or are not doing their fair
How to Talk to Your Spouse about Money
Lynn Busch
September 14, 2022
From the introduction of How To Talk To Your Spouse About Money by Lynn Busch & Courtney Henderson There are some couples in this world
How to know if your marriage is worth saving
Lynn Busch
September 12, 2022
If you are reading this, you are probably wondering if your marriage is worth saving. I think there is hope for your marriage. As a
When Your Feelings Are Hurt
Lynn Busch Counseling
August 15, 2022
We have been told to tell the person who hurt our feelings all about it. We have been told that it’s their job to apologize
