Inner Conflict: The Refining Fire
Heartburn? People tend to think of internal conflict as torturous personal turmoil. A big decision must be made, or a circumstance must be handled….
Adolescents & Children
Baby Blues Gone Bad
The promise of new life brings with it anticipation and dreams of a growing family. Happiness is what many of us think of when…
How to Connect with Your Child When You Swear, He’s Lost it
“‘Mom, you never leave me a note in the middle of the night, and I hate homework!’ ‘What are you doing out of your…
Lessons on Materialism as Told by Rock ‘n’ Roll Legends
We live in a world in which we are constantly bombarded with images of celebrities and their flawless bodies, luxurious homes, the latest fashion…
7 Mistakes You Make in Your Discomfort Zone that Limit Your Growth and How to Stop Making Them
If you were polled about your favorite thing to do, chances are you would not say discomfort. Why? It’s no surprise that human nature…
9 Steps for Coping with Unemployment Anxiety
Unemployment is a painful time. This transition can also be a time for growth. Families can use stress relieving techniques to regain control of…
The Real Reason Why Children with ADHD Need Structure and Play
“Your child has ADD? Follow a Routine!” How often have parents of children with ADD heard this message? One of the crucial steps in…
How to Feel Your Way to A Healthier Body
Feel Your Way to a Healthier Body How do our emotions affect our bodies? Do the ways in which we deal with those emotions matter? Some researchers say our emotions can either…
Ineffective communication, Part two: What not to do and what not to say
In part one of this two-part blog, we learned about two of the common mistakes people make when communicating: using “you” language plus directives…
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