How to Lower Stress and Calm Down for the Holidays!
Lynn Busch
December 16, 2021
Most of us anticipate the holidays with mixed feelings—joy and excitement mixed with dread and depression. Sometimes the negative emotions seem to push out the
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What Nobody Told You About Your Wife
Lynn Busch Counseling
November 19, 2021
When you and your wife said “I do”, you might have thought you had completed your goal of getting married and therefore could now turn
How and why you should be cheerful
Lynn Busch
October 20, 2021
How to be cheerful Cheerful is such an old-fashioned word. We hardly ever hear (or say) it anymore. (We reserve the word “cheerful” for Santa
30 Ways to Ruin Your Marriage
Lynn Busch
September 9, 2021
Follow these instructions to the letter and see what happens to your marriage. Complain constantly. Tell your spouse everything that bothers you about them. Be
5 Back-to-School Life Hacks
Lynn Busch
August 18, 2021
It’s the little things sometimes that make or break us. Here are some ideas for making going back-to-school easier: Lock up all electronic devices one
3 Tips to Make Getting Your Children Off to School Easier!
Lynn Busch
August 10, 2021
Good morning! I hope you are having better bedtimes (read previous post). Now it’s time to get your children out of bed and off to
Four Tips to Make Your Child’s Bedtime Easier
Lynn Busch
August 4, 2021
If you are having trouble getting your kids to go to bed (and stay there!) you are not alone. While bedtime has always presented challenges,
My Take on Boundaries
Lynn Busch Counseling
July 23, 2021
We are all experiencing massive and fast moving changes these days, so I thought it would be a good idea to revisit the idea of
How to Deal with Demanding People
Lynn Busch
June 28, 2021
Do you ever wonder why demanding doesn’t work? There are reasons your demands are being met with resistance. When people get demanding, it may be
Thoughts on Closure
Lynn Busch Counseling
May 21, 2021
Sometimes people tell me how much they long for and need “closure.” In my experience, closure is a construct that doesn’t really exist. Wouldn’t it