If you have children and are contemplating separation or divorce you will think twice about the likely consequences for them. Let’s have a look at some of the questions you need to ask yourself.
Relationship Wisdom – Staying Together Because Of The Kids Read More »
Parenting can be an exhausting task, especially if children and teenagers don’t easily follow the lead. Where in the past, parents used physical punishment as a way to get their kids in line, we nowadays use different ways to discipline them.
Parenting Tips – Parenting With Consequences Read More »
This might come as a surprise to some of you but children can experience depression as well as adolescents and adults. For some children it is not ‘just a phase they are going through’ and these parents need to know what to look for.
Depression – Is My Child Depressed? Read More »
Based on Dr. Gary Chapman work, there are five love languages: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Receiving Gifts, Acts of Service and Physical Touch. Here are some tips to help you become more satisfied about your relationship using these love languages as a guide.
Love Languages: 10 Tips For Your Relationship Read More »
There is a lot of stigma attached to depression and people suffering it themselves often think that there must be something wrong with them to be feeling that way and that they should be able to turn it around.
Depression – Questions And Answers Read More »
If you have a family member dealing with dark moods or depression but you are not sure if it is serious enough to go and look for medical help, this article will clarify your observations and help you make the right decision.
Depression – See The Signs In A Loved One Read More »
Let’s face it – we all do it from time to time: calling ourselves names like ‘I’m an idiot’ or ‘silly me’. Changing your negative self-talk is not just a simple cure but a continuous change of habits. Here are some suggestions on what else you could say to yourself.
Negative Self-Talk – Suggestions On Reframing Your Negative Thoughts Read More »
Affairs are never pretty experiences, when they have to be dealt with in the primary relationship. So who is responsible? Who is at fault?
Affairs – Who Is At Fault? Read More »
This book about grief is one of my favourites and it is one of the most thorough coverage on this topic. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross has helped many people find the meaning of grief through her introduction of the five stages of loss.
Book Review – On Grief And Grieving By Elisabeth Kübler-Ross And David Kessler Read More »
Being honest is something we learn while growing up but no one really teaches us how to do it, when it is suitable and when not and how much information we really need to share when doing it. Let’s have a look at it.
How Much Information Is Needed When Telling The Truth? Read More »
