Relationship Help Doctor: Did your parents give you “fearing aids”?
Often the reason we know we need relationship help is that our parents, or other authority figures, fitted us out with “fearing aids” that get
April 5, 2013
Relationship Help Doctor: Did your parents give you “fearing aids”?
Often the reason we know we need relationship help is that our parents, or other authority figures, fitted us out with “fearing aids” that get
Is what you’re paid to do what you’re made to do?
Sometimes we try living up to the expectations of others. Sometimes, we settle for what falls in our laps. But the title of this blog post says it all and you’ll find great questions to ask yourself in it. Take some time for reflection on what you are “made” to do.
What other people think of you is none of your business*
We are not here to have people like us. If that were our primary reason for living, we would be contorting ourselves in multiple ways to accommodate each person in our lives. Many folks are actually doing just that. Are you?
Good boundaries make good neighbours
Clear boundaries are a keystone to any successful relationship – at home, at work or at play. Knowing what you’re comfortable with, what your non-negotiables are, and how far you’re prepared to compromise will help you and the person you’re relating to know where things stand and how to communicate accordingly.
It’s the little things that can both let us know when peace is eluding us and when we are encroaching on another’s peace. Here’s a good example that happenes way too frequently. Read on.
LIFE: Planting what you want to bloom
The old adage about blooming where you’re planted gets an upgrade in this blog post. Plant where and what you want to bloom. Here’s some insights why is is essential. Read on…
Cost-free Ways of Improving Couple Relationships
Relationship is simply not about the money, yet money is a major cause of divorce. Now is the time to find ways to improve and enhance your relationship. In this blog, it’s all about ones that don’t cost a cent. Read on. It could save your relationship.
Anger is good. Managing it is imperative.
Anger is healthy. It’s how its expressed that is problematic. Here are a few insights into why it is essential to learn anger management skills if you care about your life and your relationships. Read on….
Ever tried shaking hands with a clenched fist?
It’s impossible to shake hands with a clenched fist but that is sometimes what we metaphorically do. Here’s a few insights that will help unclench and undo….read on.
MOTHER’S DAY: Celebrate yourself. Nurture Yourself. Enjoy Yourself.
Happy Mother’s Day! This blog post is an invitation to reflect on the ways in which we nurture ourselves, our relationships, our ideas and our contributions to the world. Take a moment and read on…