In a divorce, adults understandably want an explanation. One parent may immediately conclude that the other is engaging in parental alienation. The other may insist…
Craig RoberstonSeptember 4, 2026
Healthy intimacy looks very different. It creates safety rather than anxiety. It allows two people to disagree without fearing the relationship will collapse. It encourages…
Staff WriterJuly 13, 2026
Truth is, if these habits start dying out, it’s often an early indicator that something deeper is unraveling. And if you’re feeling that drift toward…
Staff WriterJuly 6, 2026
There’s an older concept that offers a more sobering framework: karma. Not the social media version. Not the “what goes around comes around” slogan. The…
Staff WriterJune 1, 2026
When you stop doing, what surfaces is revealing. Restlessness. Mental noise. Unfinished conversations in your head. Emotional triggers you’ve been outrunning. The subtle anxiety that…
Staff WriterMay 26, 2026
In a culture that often revolves around happy hours, wine nights, and celebratory toasts, it can feel countercultural to choose not to drink. But more…
Staff WriterMay 18, 2026
Truth is, if these habits start dying out, it’s often an early indicator that something deeper is unraveling. And if you’re feeling that drift toward…
Staff WriterApril 13, 2026
After a relationship ends, there’s often a quiet resistance to this step. Not always outwardly, but internally. People replay conversations, reanalyze decisions, and hold onto…
Staff WriterApril 8, 2026
At Robertson + Easterling, we spend our days working with people in transition—walking alongside them through seasons of change, hurt, and, ultimately, renewal. Divorce often…
Staff WriterMarch 30, 2026
