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Love Languages Aren’t Just for Couples! ?? We all give and receive love differently and that goes way beyond romantic relationships! Your kids, friends, and even family members have love languages too. ? A simple “I’m proud of you” (Words of Affirmation) ?? A small, thoughtful surprise (Gifts) ? Undivided attention (Quality Time) ?? Helping with a task (Acts of Service) ?? A hug or high five (Physical Touch) Love is in the little things. When we learn how the people around us feel loved, we can show up for them in ways that truly matter. What’s your love language? Drop it in the comments! #LoveLanguages #MoreThanRomanticLove #ParentingWithLove #FamilyConnections #ActsOfLove #EmotionalWellness #IntentionalRelationships #ThrivingRelationships #ThatMomTherapy

The Truth About Conflict in Relationships Disagreements happen in every relationship it’s not about avoiding them but learning how to work through them together. 1. Healthy couples listen to understand, not just to respond. 2. They stay curious instead of defensive. 3. They tackle issues as a team, not as opponents. Conflict isn’t a sign of a bad relationship it’s an opportunity for growth. ?? How you handle it makes all the difference! Drop a ?? if you and your partner are working on this together! #HealthyRelationships #CommunicationMatters #ConflictResolution #RelationshipGrowth #CouplesTherapy #MarriageMatters #EmotionalWellness #StrongerTogether #ThatMomTherapy

How to Stop Feeling Guilty for Taking Time for Yourself Mama, I see you. You give so much to everyone around you, but here’s the truth you matter too. ?? Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish. It’s necessary. Resting, recharging, and doing things that bring you joy make you a better mom, partner, and human. So let’s flip the script on mom guilt. You deserve the same love and care you so freely give to others. ?? What’s one thing you’re doing for YOU this week? Drop it in the comments! #MomGuilt #SelfCareForMoms #YouMatterToo #FillYourCup #MentalHealthForMoms #GuiltFreeSelfCare #ThrivingNotJustSurviving #MotherhoodJourney #ThatMomTherapy

Dear Mom, You’re Doing Better Than You Think ?? I see you. The long days, the endless to-do lists, the moments of doubt but let me remind you: you are enough. You don’t have to be perfect to be a great mom. Your love, your presence, and the little things you do every day? They matter more than you know. ?? Take a deep breath. Give yourself grace. You’re doing an amazing job. ?? Tag a mom who needs this reminder today. #MomLife #YouAreEnough #GentleParenting #OverwhelmedMom #SelfCompassion #MotherhoodUnplugged #MomSupport #MentalHealthMatters #thatmomtherapy

?? How to Keep the Spark Alive Beyond Valentine’s Day! Love isn’t just about one big, romantic day it’s about the little moments that happen every day. 1. Say thank you for the little things. 2. Check in emotionally—“How are you really feeling today?” 3. Spend 10 minutes of undistracted time together. 4. Leave a sweet note, bring their favorite snack, or give an unexpected hug. Small, intentional acts of love create lasting connections. ?? Which one will you focus on this week? Drop it in the comments! #LoveBeyondValentines #RelationshipGoals #LittleThingsMatter #KeepTheSparkAlive #HealthyLove #CouplesTherapy #IntentionalRelationships #thatmomtherapy

?? Little Things That Make a Big Difference Happy, connected couples don’t rely on grand gestures they build love through small, meaningful moments every day. ?? ? Express appreciation – A simple “I love the way you support me” can go a long way. ? Show physical affection – A hug, a kiss, or even a warm touch creates deeper connection. ? Check in emotionally – “How are you really feeling today?” keeps the bond strong. Love grows in the little things. Which one do you and your partner do most often? Drop it in the comments! ?? #HealthyRelationships #LoveInTheLittleThings #RelationshipGoals #CouplesTherapy #EmotionalConnection #MarriageTips #DailyLove #StrongerTogether #Thatmomtherapy

Parenting can feel overwhelming at times, but remember, it's the small moments of love, patience, and connection that matter most. Take a deep breath; you're doing more than enough. ?? What’s one way you’ve nurtured your family today? Let’s support each other in the comments! ?? #ParentingWithLove #YouAreEnough #FamilyConnection #MentalHealthMatters #SupportingMoms #ThatMomTherapy

Boundaries aren’t about saying ‘NO' they’re about saying ‘I love you enough to guide you.’ When we set clear, loving boundaries, we teach our kids respect, independence, and emotional security. They learn that structure isn’t about control—it’s about creating a safe space for them to grow. ? Boundaries teach respect. They help your kids learn that their actions have consequences, and they learn to respect others’ needs and feelings. ? Boundaries foster independence. Kids thrive when they know what’s expected and feel safe to make their own choices within those limits. ? Boundaries protect your relationship. Clear limits prevent power struggles, allowing you to stay connected and calm, even in challenging moments. Next time you feel guilty about enforcing a limit, remember: boundaries are one of the greatest gifts we can give our children. ?? What’s one boundary that’s helped your family thrive? Let’s share and support each other in the comments! ?? #BoundariesAreLove #ParentingWithPurpose #HealthyParenting #RaisingConfidentKids #FamilyWellness #RespectAndLove #TherapistTip #thatmomtherapy

One Small Habit to Boost Your Mental Health Today One small habit to improve your mental health today? Start a gratitude practice! Take just 5 minutes to jot down three things you’re grateful for. They can be big or small—anything that brings a smile. Gratitude shifts your focus to the positive and can instantly boost your mood, lower stress, and help you feel more grounded. No need to overthink it—just start with simple, meaningful moments. What are you grateful for today? Share in the comments below! #GratitudePractice #MentalHealthMatters #SmallHabitsBigImpact #SelfCare #Mindfulness #MentalWellness #TherapistTips #EmotionalWellbeing #PositiveVibes #Thatmomtherapy

What’s the Best Relationship Advice You’ve Ever Received? We’ve all heard those nuggets of wisdom that stick with us—whether it’s about love, communication, or simply showing up for each other. Maybe it’s “Never go to bed angry” or “Listen to understand, not to respond.” Whatever it is, we’d love to hear it! Drop your best advice in the comments and let’s learn from each other. ?? Because let’s face it—great relationships are built on shared wisdom, effort, and a whole lot of love. #HealthyRelationships #LoveAndConnection #RelationshipGoals #CommunicationMatters #LifeTogether #RelationshipAdvice #Thatmomtherapy