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Arguments killing your marriage? We all have conflicts.

It's not always about reducing conflict. Sometimes, it's about seeing how you can show up better in your marriage . That tiny shift in action can help repair your relationship.

Check out these app focused on helping incarcerated citizens.

Pando App - This app for currently for incarcerated citizens. It was created by God Behind Bars. Pando is a faith-based app which can be accessed on their tablets. Churches and other faith based-organizations contribute sermons, worship music, devotionals, and other videos 24/7 at no cost.

Theraprison telehealth app focused on mental health. It offers tools for introspection, somatic renewal, and inner peace for personal development and self-discovery. It has a peer support channel through which they will connect with their loved ones. They can schedule appointments with qualified mental health professionals, engage in therapist sessions through secure video calls, and access a crisis hotline for immediate support during crises.

Pokket by Acivilate helps returning citizens, service providers, and correctional supervision work together to improve outcomes and reduce recidivism.
An up and coming app is being build by a student named Michael Thompson. This app is being designed to help deliver mental health support to returning citizens.

In the world of love and prison, the phrase 'it's worth the wait' repeats like a comforting mantra, promising a happy reunion after a long, painful separation from a loved one in prison." But let's look at this misconception from the point of view of a wife who has been through the storm and seen the harsh reality that stays after it's over.

The pain of waiting is a heavy mental load that is hard to put into words. Many partners idealize the notion that the happiness of reuniting with their loved one again will outweigh the difficulties of waiting for their release from prison. Many people don't understand that the “wait” doesn't end when the prison doors open. Instead, it takes a sudden, unknown turn into uncharted territory full of obstacles that can test the relationship's limits.

Post incarceration is complicated. It's hard to get back into society, rebuild self-esteem that has been broken, and reestablish relationships damaged by separation. When someone comes back, they might not be the same, and a relationship that worked well under the constraints of prison might have problems after prison.

'It's worth the wait' is not guaranteed; it's just a saying that helps the free partner justify waiting absorbent amounts of time so they feel comforted. You don’t actually know if it’s worth the wait until years later.

I don’t teach the idea of waiting and putting all your hope in an unpredictable future relationship. Instead, we help you accept the idea of living. Instead of worrying about what might happen in the future, let's focus on the present moment and build healthy connections.

Ready to get your heads out of the clouds? Join my coaching program. My course will help you decrease your anxiety so you can be at peace with having an incarcerated spouse.

Overcoming this belief is one of the most important pivotal points a person could make. Once a person realizes that they can still create a fulfilling life while their person is incarcerated, they can make greater progress in their healing journey.

Your whole life should not revolve around your relationship. Are you intentional about pursuing your goals and doing things that make you happy?

Oscar Pistorius has been released from prison and is now on parole. What are your thoughts on the authorities "strict adherence to his parole conditions" and close monitoring?

ANCWL wants continued 'monitoring & scrutiny' of Pistorius while he's on parole This in the wake of the disgraced paralympian’s release from prison on Friday, Pistorius was convicted of murdering his model girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013

When you lose someone who is apart of your identity, you also lose a part of yourself.

Is your partner incarcerated?

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