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Joe and Jane sought assistance from a marriage counselor. Jane was a decision-maker. She liked to plan things, go places, set objectives and go for them. Joe, her husband, used to be that way too. It was probably what brought them together in the first place. As the years went by, however, Joe realized that when Jane made decisions, she wasn’t willing to change them. FAMILY AND MARRIAGE: Be proactive, not reactive
Post Sessions. A series of follow-up sessions is the next important phase of the Retrouvaille healing process. The hurt and pain of a struggling marriage cannot be healed in a single weekend experience.
I’d put the need for “me” time in that category. I imagine you needed alone time when you were a little girl, and when you were in high school, and at every point along the way before you were married. That’s how God made you. And moving into a committed relationship with your husband doesn’t change the way God made you.
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