Surviving Holiday Family Drama: How to Keep the Love Alive Amid Turkey, Tinsel, and Tensions
Mackenzie Lewis Mackenzie Lewis

Surviving Holiday Family Drama: How to Keep the Love Alive Amid Turkey, Tinsel, and Tensions

Ah, the holidays—the season of twinkling lights, festive feasts, and moments straight out of a Hallmark movie. Except, let’s be honest: sometimes it feels more like a scene from a chaotic holiday comedy. Hollywood has trained us to expect the meddling mother-in-law, the nosy aunt, or the inevitable “Why don’t you have kids yet?” interrogation. While these moments can be hilarious on screen, in real life, they can test your relationship.

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Thriving Together: How Neurotypical-Neurodiverse Couples Can Embrace Differences and Build Stronger Relationships
Mackenzie Lewis Mackenzie Lewis

Thriving Together: How Neurotypical-Neurodiverse Couples Can Embrace Differences and Build Stronger Relationships

In relationships where one or both partners are neurodiverse—whether that’s due to autism, ADHD, or other neurodivergent traits—there’s a unique opportunity for growth, connection, and discovery. While neurotypical (NT) and neurodiverse individuals may approach the world in different ways, these differences can complement each other in powerful and enriching ways.

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The Reality of Infidelity: Causes, Consequences, and How to Heal
Mackenzie Lewis Mackenzie Lewis

The Reality of Infidelity: Causes, Consequences, and How to Heal

Infidelity is a pervasive issue that affects countless relationships worldwide, transcending cultures, age groups, and relationship types. While the emotional, psychological, and relational consequences of infidelity can be devastating, understanding its reality from multiple perspectives can help couples navigate the challenging terrain of betrayal and rebuild trust.

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Embracing Authenticity to Transform Your Relationships and Well-Being
Mackenzie Lewis Mackenzie Lewis

Embracing Authenticity to Transform Your Relationships and Well-Being

In today’s fast-paced world, it can be challenging to truly connect with others. Too often, we feel pressure to present an image of ourselves that meets others’ expectations—smoothing out perceived flaws and concealing vulnerabilities. Yet, research consistently shows that authenticity is the key to cultivating meaningful and enduring relationships (Brown, 2010; Gottman & Silver, 2015). By embracing your genuine self, you can enhance trust, deepen connections, and ultimately improve your overall emotional well-being.

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