Dr. David B. Hawkins

Blame is corrosive. Blame says “You are the problem, not me.”

Should we always avoid rocking the boat or are there times when setting boundaries and speaking truth are necessary?

We are often emotionally immature, though we only notice immaturity in others.

Integrity is required for a healthy marriage, not to mention healthy relationships in all aspects of our lives.

Scripture is replete with admonition on the matter: “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.” (Romans 12:18)

We may not be on the brink of losing our marriage, but perhaps we have a broken friendship to show for our stubbornness.

I want to talk about the power of emotional resilience: the ability to accept life’s challenges and grow through them.

Deception in marriage is disastrous! We all know it and yet most of us have lied at one point or another in our lives.

Two different people, from two different backgrounds, with two different personalities often are the basis for conflict.

Have you noticed how quickly things can escalate when talking about a tense issue with your mate?

Many people feel mistreated by friends and family, leading to feelings of resentment and bitterness. But where is the problem? Is it really with...

Not only are emotions contagious, but relationships and relating are contagious. In other words, we tend to act like the people we associate with. ...

We are all responsible for our behavior—nothing more. If we will do our work, cleaning our side of the street, the impact is often immense.

What can be done about ongoing bad moods? What can we do if we get set off by the slightest provocation, hurting everyone around us and even...

We all need feedback in order to grow. We often don’t see ourselves as well as some others see us.

We feel love for our mate. But, do we really show that we value our mate?

Do you find yourself wanting to accomplish something but not having the energy or inner fortitude to pull it off?

Most of us claim to want intimacy, only to spend much of our lives protecting ourselves, denying our vulnerability.