Everyone holds their own beliefs about money – what it’s for, how much we need and how to use it. But a new study from researchers at BYU says personal beliefs about money also shape the health of your relationship.
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Your Hardest Family Question: I can’t get over my husband’s past girlfriends
I have been married for 20 years. When my husband was a teenager he slept with lots of girls. As he grew up he changed and now is a great man that loves me. However, I still feel inferior to his girlfriends. Like I wasn’t worth waiting for and never will be able to measure up. How do I get over these feelings?
Your Hardest Family Question: Should I force my daughter to do activities with her dad?
Should a 14-year-old girl be required to spend one-on-one time with her father—doing activities he chooses—when she feels he doesn’t listen to or understand her, and their relationship has been marked by years of conflict and emotional distance?
Your Hardest Family Question: My children have questions about my dying ex-husband
My husband left my children and me more than 20 years ago for another woman. He had multiple affairs, ultimately ending in his decision to divorce. Now he is dying soon. They talk to me about their father and seem to want context for this whole situation. I try to be honest as they come to me with questions, but how much information is too much?
From Crisis to Connection: When Is it Objectification?
Betrayed women often find themselves questioning if their partner is still lusting after or objectifying other women, sometimes years after trust was broken. It can be difficult to know if actions match the thoughts behind them. In this episode we discuss the warning signs of objectification and how those red flags can point to something unresolved in recovery.
Why Some People Stay Stuck in Betrayal Trauma (And How to Move Forward)
Healing from betrayal trauma is a deeply personal journey, but why do some people seem to heal and move forward while others stay stuck? In today’s episode, we welcome back Dr. Jill Manning, a renowned therapist, researcher, and speaker with over 20 years of experience in betrayal trauma recovery.
Your Hardest Family Question: My stepdaughter won’t let me see her new baby
My husband and I have been together nine years. We were both married before and ended up cheating on our spouses, which is how we ended up together. Even though we both regret doing that to our families, all of these years later, we’re happy together and have a good marriage. We’ve tried to make amends with his children, but they still treat me like “the other woman.”
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