

3 Tools You Can Use to Strengthen Your Relationship (Starting Today!)
Today, I'm so happy to let you know that Memorial Heights Counseling is being featured on The New Wifestyle, a fantastic blog that focuses on empowering women and their relationships. I wrote about different practical strategies you can use to help support the health and wellbeing of your relationship. You can check out the article here. Comment, like, and share away! -Caroline


These 5 Conversations Will Change Your Marriage For Good
Today, I'm being featured over at the PsychCentral World of Psychology blog. I'm talking about Dr. John Gottman's concept of "love maps," and how understanding your partner's love map can strengthen your relationship and change it for the better. Click here to read more! Best, Caroline


The Beginner's Guide to Gratitude
For many of us, by the time you’ve prepared your home for guests, cooked a delicious meal, and finally served the turkey, you are far too worn out to fully experience the “thanks” part of Thanksgiving. It can be hard to feel particularly grateful when you’ve burnt the green bean casserole and your uncle won’t stop giving his (loud) opinions on the recent election. Finding time to be thankful can feel like just another unrealistic demand on your already overtaxed holiday sched


12 Minutes A Day Can Change Your Life
Good news, everyone! Today, I'm over at the GoodTherapy.org blog writing about the psychological and physiological benefits of a daily mindfulness practice. I've included a practical exercise you can use to get you started. Check it out here (and share, like, comment, etc., if you feel so inclined)! Until next time, Caroline


The Power of Vulnerability
Today, I was reminded of Brené Brown's brilliant TEDx Talk about the power of vulnerability. I've posted it below for your viewing pleasure. About a year ago, I wrote an article for Gracewood's Hope for Families blog about why vulnerability is absolutely necessary for love, connection, and growth. You can check it out here. Be strong, be courageous, be bravely vulnerable! -Caroline