Sean Copeland

1 week ago | b1057.com | Sean Copeland

CLOSE Every couple has a beginning—a moment, a spark, a shared laugh or glance that set everything in motion. Revisiting that story, the story of how you met, isn’t just a sentimental trip down memory lane. It’s a powerful way to reconnect. My husband Andy and I met 9 years ago Sunday. And do you know what we did Saturday night? We sat around and re-told our story to one another.

2 weeks ago | kysdc.com | Sean Copeland

CLOSE The Face Tells the Truth: How Contempt Can Quietly Kill a RelationshipIf you want to know how your partner really feels about your relationship, skip the phone check and check their face instead. According to researchers—including Drs. John and Julie Gottman, who can predict divorce with up to 93% accuracy—one of the most dangerous signs in a relationship is contempt. And contempt often shows up first… on the face.

2 weeks ago | b1057.com | Sean Copeland

CLOSE The Talk: Sooner Than You ThinkWhen is the “right” time to have the talk with your kids? You know—the birds and the bees conversation? A small majority of parents say 10 to 11 years old is the sweet spot. But increasingly, many are saying that’s already too late. Instead, they’re having the conversation earlier—between ages 7 and 9. And honestly, that tracks.

2 weeks ago | b1057.com | Sean Copeland

CLOSE The Face Tells the Truth: How Contempt Can Quietly Kill a RelationshipIf you want to know how your partner really feels about your relationship, skip the phone check and check their face instead. According to researchers—including Drs. John and Julie Gottman, who can predict divorce with up to 93% accuracy—one of the most dangerous signs in a relationship is contempt. And contempt often shows up first… on the face.

2 weeks ago | wtlcfm.com | Sean Copeland

CLOSE If you’ve ever driven Shadeland Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis, you probably don’t need a blog to tell you it can be a little dicey. But now, it’s official: Shadeland has been named the most dangerous road in Indiana. It’s not just the potholes or the rush-hour madness—it’s the staggering number of crashes and fatalities that land it at the top of the list.