The holiday seasons can be a difficult time or a enjoyable one for a married couple. Much of the success of a holiday period depends on how a couple communicates with one another.
Deciding where and how to spend the holidays can be a tough decision. Where do you spend the holidays? Do you rotate holidays, spending one holiday with her family and the next holiday with his family? Do you stay home?
The holidays can tear a marriage apart. Here are danger signs of too much stress and conflict in your marriage during the holidays, and suggestions on what to do about it.
For many married couples, the decision of where to go and what to do during the holidays is a tough one. Here are suggestions and tips to help you make this decision and destress the holidays.
This time of year doesn't have to cause division if a couple can focus on what their faiths have in common.
Don't let the stress of the holidays hurt your marriage. Tips for making the season more enjoyable and less a hassle.
Guidelines for coping with that first holiday after the loss of a spouse through death, divorce or separation.
The beginning of your traditions.
