Divorce today has become the most common psychosocial problem that assails the institution of marriage. It is the end of a dream of “living happily ever after,” and makes a…...

So, its dinner time and you’ve been logging away hours at the stove preparing what you thought was your daughter’s favorite meal; mashed potatoes, steak, and green beans. She has…...

In this piece, RD&T’s contributing author, Jeanette Schneider, shares a reflection on aging with grace. I am coming face to face with my mortality. When you are twenty you think…...

No one goes into a marriage planning for a divorce. We marry for love, not for the betrayal, arguing, guilt, and worry that comes with a break-up. Life after divorce…...

As individuals, we can typically appreciate another person’s talents without elevating them to a high position because, at the end of the day, the talented individual is still human. This person…...

We all want our kids to develop in the various areas of life (mentally, emotionally, socially) and we hope to prepare them to become well-rounded individuals. Some parents make the mistake…...

The word “generosity” may prompt thoughts of donating money or helping the needy. While these may be generous acts, there’s a more fundamental way to extend generosity that we often miss…...

Christmas – traditionally the time of good cheer – is also, for many, a time of great sadness. Somehow, the fact that everyone is out to enjoy themselves seems to…...

No matter how much you look forward to retirement, you may wake up the morning after your last day at work and feel sadness or anxiety. For decades, your days and weeks…...

Endings may not be so easy, but they are not optional in this life. There comes a time when a certain activity must be let go. Or a time when…...