Dr. Jill discusses parental PTSD and how a hijacked nervous system can lead to catastrophizing, overgeneralizing, and rumination. If you struggle with parental PTSD, ask yourself: When did I first feel this way before becoming a parent?
I sold my home and invested in building a new home with my fiancé, but he didn’t contribute financially, and the home was destroyed by a hurricane. Now he’s unsure about marriage and wants a prenup. What should I do?
I’ve been married for 43 years. My husband is emotionally avoidant, and two years ago he told me he didn’t love me anymore. He’s in counseling now, but we haven’t been intimate for 30 years. I feel stuck and afraid. Is there hope for our marriage?
On Mother’s Day, my husband told me he wants a divorce. We have children with special needs and haven’t been intimate for 16 years, but I don’t want our marriage to end. He’s even started improving his appearance. Am I wrong to hold onto hope?
When should I expect a call from my boss after being laid off last week? He’s also my friend, and I helped him get the job. Should I reach out?
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