Johanna blends limitless compassion with razor-sharp ingenuity in every coaching session. Coming from the perspective that true abundance is available to every person in every facet of our lives, she is always a joy to work with and a dynamic presence for significant change in the lives of all of her clients.
Are you ready for this one? Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore are heading for divorce. He allegedly cheated on Demi with a younger woman. In doing that (if if fact he really did), he joins a ridiculously long list of famous men who’ve cheated on their wives. Famous people are used to being the center [...]
I’m always thinking about swinging, open relationships and the pros and cons of polyamory and monogamy. In all these situations, it’s safe to say “different strokes for different folks.” ( pun definitely intended!)
David Schnarch, PhD and author of Passionate Marriage and founder of Crucible Therapy, wrote about the two choice dilemma. I have to confess that when I read about it, I thought it was redundant. Of course a dilemma involves choosing between two things.
We’ve all been with partners who have irritated the living daylights out of us. Sometimes these irritations are enough to end the relationship. But then, lo and behold, the next person we’re with starts irritating you too… what’s a sane person to do? The answer is: take a look in the mirror, psychologically speaking.
Being betrayed by your romantic partner is devastating. If the betrayal is deep enough, it usually means the end of the relationship. How can you learn to trust again, whether it’s trusting the person who betrayed you or trusting a new partner?
