Archive for the 'Family' Category
Monday, 6 April 2009 @ 3:40am • Dating Advice, Family, Friendship, Marriage Advice
Looking for inspiration for this article, I asked my wife, Christy, to help me identify one dumb thing I do in our relationship. I should have known better. “Only one?” she asked innocently. Apart from the occasional Saint among us, the rest of us are pretty human and do our own dumb things in relationships [...]
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Wednesday, 15 August 2007 @ 11:34pm • Breaking Up, Conflict Management, Family, Friendship, Marriage Advice
The worse thing in the world is to feel controlled and manipulated. Each waking day, our minds are challenged by forces that try to identify and dictates to us what we need to do. Whether we know it or not, the forces of manipulation and control are always at work even before we get out [...]
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Saturday, 7 July 2007 @ 5:50am • Family, Good Communication Skills, Parenting
Everyone has their own different style of parenting that fits their family and their situation. It all depends on background, tradition and culture or how an individual goes about in dealing with the personality of the child or children. One thing is for sure and that is the fact that there is no instruction manual [...]
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Sunday, 3 June 2007 @ 8:30am • Breaking Up, Conflict Management, Family, Parenting
In America, single parent families are really frowned upon. The family is supposed to have a mother and a father and anything less is unacceptable in the eyes of most people. Young mothers who head single family homes are looked at as being in another class level in America. Many children are born out of [...]
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Friday, 18 May 2007 @ 11:03pm • Conflict Management, Family, Good Communication Skills, Parenting
Most would say that it is an understatement when someone says that children are difficult to raise. There is a continuous struggle to define and re-define boundaries, as well as to discover what appropriate behavior is and what is more difficult. One of the problems that many parents have is with children exploring and taking [...]
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Wednesday, 28 March 2007 @ 9:58pm • Family, Friendship, Good Communication Skills, Marriage Advice
Life was much easier when you were a child. You would fall and scrape your knee, and you would get a band-aid. Maybe you felt bad about something that happened at school, your mom would sit you down with chocolate chip cookies and milk and listen while you told about your bad grade or time [...]
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Tuesday, 6 February 2007 @ 11:41am • Conflict Management, Dating Advice, Family, Friendship, Good Communication Skills, Marriage Advice, Parenting
Too often the focus on healthy relationship communication exists in what each person says. The idea that one-way messages are at the heart of good relationship communication is what destroys relationships. Active listening skills are a must-have technique to anyone interested in building good relationships. There are a variety of active listening skills you can [...]
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Tuesday, 6 February 2007 @ 3:26am • Breaking Up, Family, Marriage Advice
Successfully releasing your anger will help you begin healing after your divorce. Right now you may feel a great deal of rage at your ex-husband. You might be thinking that if it weren’t for him, your life wouldn’t be so messed up. These feelings are actually a necessary part of your healing. Acknowledging Anger Wouldn’t [...]
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Friday, 2 February 2007 @ 2:00am • Family, Marriage Advice
Marriages are crumbling in America. There are many reasons why marriages are failing and it would be impossible to name all of those reasons here. Times are changing and people’s concept of marriage has changed. Some people are waking up to the fact that they were probably better off single. Some chose an incompatible mate [...]
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Wednesday, 24 January 2007 @ 11:27pm • Family, Good Communication Skills, Parenting
Chuck, an active ten-year-old boy, was fidgeting as he was sitting in the large gold reclining chair. His busy hands and feet were moving constantly, and his eyes were reflecting his fears. Chuck did not want to be in my office but his mother, Pat, thought it was important for him to resolve his problems, [...]
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