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How To Make Love Last In The Age Of The Coronavirus and Telecommuting

How To Make Love Last In The Age Of The Coronavirus and Telecommuting

by Dr. Deborah Hecker | Mar 14, 2020 | Coronavirus, Relationships

It used to be that work took place in the office from nine to five.  Outside those hours, your time was your own – for relationships, family, relaxation, and play. Oh, how the times have changed. The proliferation of technology into every aspect of our lives and, most...
Are You Or Your Partner Responsible For Your Happiness?

Are You Or Your Partner Responsible For Your Happiness?

by Dr. Deborah Hecker | Mar 2, 2020 | Relationships

Once upon a time, I went through a very painful divorce.  It was so easy to blame my spouse for my unhappiness. After all, he cracked open our family on a sunny afternoon and started another one.   Just like that. Lately, I have been speaking to a number of clients...
Valentine’s Day Is About Love, Not Lovers

Valentine’s Day Is About Love, Not Lovers

by Dr. Deborah Hecker | Feb 11, 2020 | Valentine’s Day

When you think of Valentine’s Day, I’ll wager you think of red roses, chocolates and heartfelt cards. Today, Valentine’s Day means BIG business for card, candy and flower companies. Although Valentine’s Day has become commercialized for lovers, it should be a time to...
What Can We Commoners Learn About Strong Marriages From The Royals?

What Can We Commoners Learn About Strong Marriages From The Royals?

by Dr. Deborah Hecker | Jan 30, 2020 | Relationships

Plenty. Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan announced last week that they are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the British Royal family. Your grandma may not be the Queen, but I am confident that many of you can relate to Meghan’s and Harry’s family...
Couples Beware. January is considered breakup month

Couples Beware. January is considered breakup month

by Dr. Deborah Hecker | Jan 16, 2020 | Divorce

According to a recent article in the New York Times, January has been unofficially dubbed “divorce month.” While this may not be the most cheerful way to ring in the new year, the fact is that many struggling couples are prompted to consider divorce/breakup as part of...
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