by Andrea Gerhard | Jun 5, 2023 | Blog, Love For All
“A Posture FOR Others” Nonverbals say a lot. In interactions with others, it’s not just about what you say. It’s about how you say it and what your body says as you say it. Your tone, facial expressions, eye contact, and overall posture communicate magnitudes. You can...
by Andrea Gerhard | Sep 19, 2016 | Blog
Have you ever heard someone refer to someone else as an “enabler”? The term enabler is often used to describe those who enable the behavior of someone who is an addict in some form. However, it can, and often does, apply to a larger group of people. Enabling is any...
by Andrea Gerhard | Jun 27, 2016 | Blog
The Danger of Comparing Ourselves to Others Do you ever compare yourself to others? If you’re being honest with yourself, you will answer “yes” to that question. So why do we compare ourselves to others? Sometimes we do so in an attempt to make ourselves feel better....
by Andrea Gerhard | Jun 21, 2016 | Blog
“Keeping score” is one of the most detrimental things a couple can do for their relationship. Keeping score is simply keeping track of something that your spouse does wrong or something that they have neglected to do. Keeping score might just involve making a mental...
by Andrea Gerhard | Jun 8, 2015 | Blog
If You Don’t Talk It Out, You Will Act It Out Submitted by Jarvis Howe, M.A. There is nothing that can drive a wedge between people like resentment, as the following example illustrates. A husband and wife have a dinner reservation for 6 o’clock on Saturday...