by Dr. Bing | Jun 16, 2010 | Accountability, Alcohol and Drugs and Marriage, Anger and Fighting, Communication, Divorce, Five Part Series On Communication, Modern Quotes, Pornography and Marriage, Research on Marriage, Successful Marriages
In this fifth blog in a series on communication Dr. Wall piggybacks on a cartoon by his son, Marty, on the importance in marriage of being able to work through your problems. For Part One in the series click here. For Part Two click here. For Part Three click...
by Dr. Bing | Jun 14, 2010 | Anger and Fighting, Communication, Divorce, Fatherhood, Five Part Series On Communication, Forgiveness, Parenting, Scripture Quotes, Wives and Mothers
Dr. Wall continues his series of blogs on communication by cautioning about using anger as an everyday communication tool. It’s better left for emergencies. For the first in the series click here, the second click here and the third, click here. For the entire...
by Dr. Bing | Jun 3, 2010 | Affairs, Anger and Fighting, Communication, Divorce, Five Part Series On Communication, Marital Therapy, Research on Marriage, Scripture Quotes
In this third in a series of blogs on communication between husbands and wives Dr. Wall gives advice to the partner that tends to want to talk about issues more than the other and suggests using the indirect approach. The direct approach usually escalates things. For...
by Dr. Bing | Jun 1, 2010 | Anger and Fighting, Cohabiting Without Marriage, Communication, Divorce, Five Part Series On Communication, Marital Therapy, Modern Quotes
In this second blog of a series on communication Dr. Wall ponders the messages we convey to our spouse when we shut down and won’t talk. Communication is occurring in spades, but it might not be the message you intend to send. For the first blog on communication...
by Dr. Bing | May 28, 2010 | Anger and Fighting, Communication, Faith, Five Part Series On Communication, Marital Therapy, Modern Quotes, Scripture Quotes, Successful Marriages
In this first blog on a series on Communication Dr. Wall looks at the current research about how we can read (or not!) each other’s minds. He probably lets his mind wander just a tad too much. To see the second blog in the series click here. He thinks that I...
