The Center for Relationship Enrichment


Gary J. Oliver, Th.M., Ph.D. Executive Director Graduate Fellowship: Applicant Letter Job Description Application Recommendation Form		A relationship is like a pebble—when it hits the water it creates a ripple that has an impact way beyond where it entered. Research tells us that the greatest source of joy in life is healthy relationships and that the greatest source of frustration and pain is unhealthy relationships. Like the little pebble dropped in the water, the quality of our relationships ripple across our lives, the lives of those around and even impact future generations. CRE exists to educate, encourage and equip individuals, couples, families, churches, colleges and corporations to experience healthy relationships. Liferelationships.com is a collection of unique resources to encourage healthy relationships ranging from articles to questions and answers, to seminars and workshops, to books to links to other excellent relational web sites. Regardless of where you are in your important relationships know that you can enjoy stronger, healthier, more vital, vibrant and effective relationships—and we're here to help.

My husband is addicted to the computer! He spends most of his time in front of the screen and stays on until late into the night, usually coming to bed between 2 - 3 a.m. I feel as if he prefers the computer to spending time with me! Am I being overly sensitive or expecting too much that he come to bed at a decent hour? What do I do? You aren’t being too sensitive and you have some good reasons to be concerned. After reading your question we are concerned for your husband and for your marriage. At best your husband has an unhealthy habit and at worst I (Gary) am concerned that he may be involved with unhealthy “chat rooms” and/or becoming addicted to internet pornography. View the rest of this answer