The first step in creating boundaries in your marriage is to communicate openly and honestly with your partner. Discuss your needs, expectations, and concerns, and listen to your partner's perspective ...

“Boundaries.” The word leaves icicles in the hearts of lovers. After all, we grew up on, “Happily Ever After,” where Prince Charming and Cinderella just know intuitively what the other person needs ...

Marriage is the start of a new family unit, but it does not mean the end of your connection with your parents, siblings, and extended family. As roles and priorities change, establishing clear, ...

Love is wonderful, but even the best relationships need boundaries to stay healthy and strong. Boundaries are like invisible lines that help both people feel respected, safe, and happy together. When ...

Too many couples start marriage as roommates with a parent. I argue that is a mistake. After hearing Dave Ramsey advise a 40-year-old engaged caller who lives with his 67-year-old mother, I’m ...

Here's a simple truth: All healthy relationships have healthy boundaries. You see, boundaries aren't restricting or limiting. They provide the freedom to express your needs and values while also ...

In a recent post, I talked about the need for both compassion and accountability in your marriage. And the path to accountability runs directly through boundaries. But, Lesli, I hear you say, aren’t ...

Do you struggle telling others how you feel — or even identifying how you feel? Are you more concerned with your partner’s needs than your wants? Do you abandon yourself in romantic relationships and ...

“Boundaries with yourself are a much bigger issue than boundaries in your marriage.” — Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend” “You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you ...