by David Nichels | Feb 3, 2020 | Relationship Counselling
When you meet someone, it can be hard to know what they are looking for and what kind of relationship they are wanting. When they know you are interested, they need to know if you want a long-term relationship or if you just want to keep it casual. This can help you...
by David Nichels | Jan 13, 2020 | Relationship Counselling
There was once good reason for women to marry. Men offered something that women needed as providers, hunters, and even protectors. This was important because women were to bear children, raise them, and maintain the home. These were natural and accepted roles so no...
by David Nichels | Jan 10, 2020 | Relationship Counselling
People say when love is important to you, you might fight for it. But the fight becomes unhealthy when one begins to beg for reciprocal love. So how can one remain healthy and still experience love? Begin by empowering yourself to know your needs, wants, and...
by David Nichels | Dec 6, 2019 | Relationship Counselling
When dating, it is likely that everyone will have at least one complicated relationship. Just because it is normal, does not mean you have to have a difficult experience as well. While relationships, even failed ones, can teach us important lessons, some lessons are...
by David Nichels | Nov 14, 2019 | Relationship Counselling
Loving someone who hurts you can leave you with conflicting feelings. You may care about them, hope for change, depend on shared housing or feel frightened about what would happen next. Those circumstances deserve understanding. Another person is responsible for their...
by David Nichels | Nov 10, 2019 | Relationship Counselling
Trust, it’s the foundation of any healthy relationship. It is the core of what it means to love and be loved. When you trust a person, you let down any guard. You risk being vulnerable and potentially being hurt. What people often fail to mention is trust is...
