Post Election: How are couples, who are split politically, coming together?
As discussed in my previous blog, this last year between Debbie and I have been filled with divisiveness. I had become very triggered to the point where I would not listen to anything she said about Trump. What I didn’t quite realize was that my trying to convince her to make choices that I believed […]
Wall Street Journal’s Tanya Rivero interviews Craig Lambert and Debbie Seid
Recently, Debbie Seid and I were interviewed by Clare Ansberry, Pittsburgh bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal. In her post, How to Reconcile with Family and Friends After the Election, we were candid about our experience with differing political views this election cycle. Also featured on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero, we discussed empathy and setting political differences aside for […]
The Importance of Facial Expressions When Communicating
Eye contact is particularly important when communicating with our partner. We all know that nonverbal communication is always happening. We communicate nonverbally with our tone of voice, facial expressions, touch, eye contact, etc. Often times, the message we are communicating nonverbally contradicts what we are verbally expressing. Other times, we are unconscious to what we […]
Guest Blog: The Importance of Premarital Financial Planning
When working with engaged couples, we discuss the importance of open communication regarding money matters. Often, couples don’t know the questions or topics they should be discussing before walking down the aisle. Below, our friends at the San Diego Family Mediation Center tackle six important questions each partner should ask. This post originally appeared at sdfmc.com. In […]
Relationship Tip: Taking Responsibility Versus Blaming Your Partner
How to work towards taking responsibility, and reduce placing blame There are three cardinal sins in relationships and blaming is one of them. When you blame someone, you take no responsibility for your part in it. That’s because when something goes wrong, there is usually so much pain that the mind naturally goes to possible […]
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