Relationship Coach PodcasterAward-Winning Author JOHN CERTALIC

Reader, One of our podcast listeners once told me she especially likes reading listener responses to my weekly emails and podcast episodes. There were more than usual to last week’s email and blog post that I thought might interest you. You might recall that last week I shared something my friend Martin learned about grief in the context of his wife Suzanne’s death four years ago. He quoted a neurobiologist who talked about the neurophysiology of grief. She said that when a loved one dies,...

Reader, In last week’s email, I talked about my friend Martin, whose wife died suddenly four years ago. This past Thursday, on the anniversary of Suzanne’s death, Martin and I talked on the phone. He shared what the past four years have been like for him. Martin also forwarded a text to me that he received from the hospital about Suzanne’s passing. Hi, Hans. Since Suzanne died, your brain has had to reconstruct its map of the world without her in it. Neurobiologist Mary-Frances O'Connor...

Even in death, we can help others live.

Reader, If you’re a person of faith, you most likely have heard at one time or another that we are made for relationships. After all, God himself is relational, and he made us in his image. The problem is sometimes relationships get messy. And it can be hard to find the joy in them that God intends for us. To help with this, our website includes podcast episodes and articles on how and where to look for joy in relationships. Click here to see the list, with a brief description of each of...