Category Archives: relationships
When You Can’t Forgive Yourself (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
When You Can’t Forgive Yourself (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks I have heard many stories where some people just can’t forgive themselves for either something they have done, or what someone did to them. It’s sad that we live in … Continue reading
The Day you Decide to Divorce (5) By Dr. Michael Brooks
The Day you Decide to Divorce (5) By Dr. Michael Brooks The next question to ask yourself, is there something your spouse can do to convince you to hold off on seeking a divorce? This is a fair question to … Continue reading
The Day you Decide to Divorce (4) By Dr. Michael Brooks
The Day you Decide to Divorce (4) By Dr. Michael Brooks The day you decide to divorce there will be many things you have to consider. Who will your divorce effect? If you have children, they will be the most … Continue reading
The Day you Decide to Divorce (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
The Day you Decide to Divorce (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks I have spoken to several clients who are just fed up with the state of their marriages, and out frustration, are angry that no changes are happening. What do … Continue reading
The Day you Decide to Divorce (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks
The Day you Decide to Divorce (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks I had a client who shared his angry feelings about his wife with his close friends at a bar one day. A few of these friends didn’t like his … Continue reading
The Day you Decide to Divorce (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
The Day you Decide to Divorce (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks You’ve been thinking about it for weeks, maybe even months. You can’t pretend anymore that everything is alright in your marriage. You wake up in the morning feeling guilty … Continue reading
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Playing the Victim Card (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Playing the victim Card (3) By Dr. Michael Brooks Another problem is that parents will also use the victim card to blame teachers and teacher aids for their children’s poor grades. Parents should not allow the teachers to be babysitters … Continue reading
Playing the Victim Card (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Playing the victim Card (2) By Dr. Michael Brooks I look back when I was growing up, blaming my parents for my mistakes never worked. I had teachers and coaches who would confront me and say “you’re better than that, … Continue reading
Playing the Victim card (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks
Playing the victim Card (1) By Dr. Michael Brooks I listen to a lot of people these days that take no responsibility for their personal actions whatsoever. They blame everybody for their circumstances or poor choices. Do you know people … Continue reading