by mickilog | Dec 24, 2023 | Love, Relationship
The impact of this war upon relationships As we surpass the three-month mark of the ongoing conflict, the profound impact on personal relationships has become increasingly clear. This challenging period has tested the resilience of bonds between partners and families,...
by mickilog | Nov 18, 2023 | Love, Relationship
In their shoes: Creating empathy for parents of children in the IDF As a trauma and relationship therapist, I’ve encountered a unique and challenging dynamic that often arises among parents with children in different life paths. Particularly, parents of active...
by mickilog | Nov 18, 2023 | Love, Relationship
The Home Front: Navigating relationships when your child is a soldier In the homes of parents with children serving as soldiers, a somber quietude has replaced the once bustling atmosphere, marking a poignant shift in their daily lives. Many parents grapple with the...
by mickilog | Aug 2, 2023 | Love, Relationship
What the new Barbie movie got wrong about relationships and what we can learn from it The movie “Barbie” has taken the world’s box office by storm generating over 750 million dollars globally (as of this writing). Another record set was the fact that...
by mickilog | Jun 6, 2023 | Love, Relationship
These days, where personal growth and self-care are prioritized, embracing sexual wellness has become an integral part of overall well-being. Whether you’re starting a new relationship or embarking on the “second time around,” seeking support from...
by mickilog | Aug 12, 2022 | Dating, Love, Marriage, Relationship
The Concept of love being blind originates from the Shakespearian play, Two Gentleman of Verona. The notion that when we are in love the rational part of our brain switches off and we aren’t operating with a full deck of cards so to speak has been substantiated...
