It is almost never a decision someone makes alone—both partners might not be ready at the same time. When you have this discussion together, here is how to make it simpler.It's entirely normal
Dated: November 6 2020
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With autumn falling into winter, the days are shorter and it's dark before many get home from work. Not to mention the year we're having... Real Simple's Lisa Milbrand puts it well in this article, saying, "many of the things we’ve grown accustomed to having in our lives to spark joy and reset are a bit harder to come by, whether it’s travel to far-off locales, visiting with friends and family members (at least indoors), or even just a concert or a dinner out."
These next few months could be a challenge, but with these strategies, we can all practice mindfulness for a more sustainable winter. Here are a few favorites from Lisa's article:



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