Cox Marcia Abrams LCSW Diplomate

This Is How Narcissistic Parents Treat Their Children

New research shows how the narcissistic parenting style affects children.

Research Finds Parenting Style Affects Children in Unexpected Ways

The way parents relate to their children affects more than their emotional health, it also has an impact on their physical well-being, a new study found.

Ask Amy: My wife of 15 years wants a “hall pass” to stray from our marriage

Dear Amy: My wife had a moment of truth the other night.

Surviving a Narcissistic Partner: Should You Stay Or Should You Go?

Dear Terry, I’m definitely a “Fixer” and I married Tim knowing that he was controlling and self-centered. But I just never realized how hard it would be to live with someone who is so arrogant and …

How Much Does a Divorce Lawyer Cost?

When shopping for a divorce lawyer, most people will want to know how much it’s going to cost. Like any other legal matter, the answer will depend on numerous factors. Regardless of the answer, it’ll likely be more than you...

You're Probably Washing Your Lingerie the Wrong Way

Find out how to care for your delicates to ensure they remain like new.

Travel Agents Talk Current Honeymoon Trends

There is a plethora of directions for honeymoon bookings, and sometimes soon-to-be-newlyweds can be at odds — here’s where a travel agent can save the day.

Houston Marriage Counselor: Why Thinking You’re Right May Be Wrong

A Houston marriage counselor talks about the logic that leads us to think we’re more “right” than others—and how we can step away from that.

Finding a pro-marriage counselor

Counselors are not all pro-marriage. Did you know that? In fact, most counselors are pro- “individual happiness.” This means that many of them will prioritize personal happiness above a marriage relationship, which means if you are unhappy in your relationship, and unhappy in your efforts to improve the relationship, they will suggest and recommend divorce. […]

7 Crucial Things Old People Want Young Couples To Know About Marriage

"I Do" Take Two: A Guide to Renewing Your Wedding Vows

If you and your spouse have made it to a significant anniversary, or you just want to have a "do-over" wedding, consider planning a vow renewal.

5 Signs Your Marriage Isn't As Strong As You Think It Is

You may not have had a big blowup in ages, but just because you and your guy are not having knock-down-drag-out arguments all the time doesn't necessarily mean that you're happily married. In fact, most marriages don't fall apart because of big things, like cheating.

12 Things I've Learned in 12 Years of Marriage

I am not a marriage counselor. I only have my experiences to go off of. Here are 12 things I have learned about marriage over the past 12 years.1. Love

Want a Great Marriage? Go to Counseling |

How marriage counselling can save your marriage before you even know it needs saving.

Making Marriages Work: Hopes & Dreams — Dr. Amy E. Keller, PsyD, MFT

As we round the corner into a new year and contemplate our own resolutions, Dr. Amy discusses the importance of also learning about your partner’s hopes and dreams for the future.

Having a Love Affair Can Be Taxing

Stand-up comedienne Paula Poundstone quipped that “The wages of sin are death, but by the time taxes are taken out, it's just sort of a tir

Genetic Counselor (Internal Medicine

Position Summary:Provides professional genetic counseling to individuals with genetic backgrounds which pose potential risk to their children in...