Most couples don’t struggle because they don’t love each other. They struggle because they didn’t take time to build the skills, agreements, and emotional foundation that marriage requires. Premarital counseling isn’t about having the “perfect” relationship—it’s about learning how to handle real life together with clarity, honesty, and a plan. In my practice, premarital counseling is structured and practical. We don’t just talk—we build. You’ll learn how to communicate when e

In a month where love is celebrated loudly — in flowers, dinners, and grand gestures there is a quieter form of love that often goes unnoticed. It doesn’t come with applause. It doesn’t post well on social media. But it changes everything. It is the love you show yourself when you intentionally return to God. Life moves quickly. Responsibilities stack up. Messages need replies. Deadlines don’t wait. And somewhere in the middle of managing work, family, health, and expectation

February invites us to slow down and remember. Not just the names we learned in school or the speeches that echo through documentaries, but the quiet force that carried generations forward. Black history is often framed through struggle, resistance, and survival — and those truths matter. But underneath every act of endurance was something deeper. Love. Generations of Love February invites us to slow down and remember. Not just the names we learned in school or the speeches t

The Complete Men’s Health Guide: 10 evidence-based chapters on hormones, heart health, prostate, mental wellness, and longevity. IMA'S FREE GUIDE HERE There’s a quiet narrative many men have absorbed over the years: handle it, push through it, don’t complain about it. Strength has often been defined by endurance; how much pressure you can tolerate without breaking, how long you can carry responsibility without asking for help. But real strength isn’t silent suffering. Real s