
Stop GOING THE EXTRA MILE for a NARCISSIST!
It’s tempting. You may think you’re being “nice.” After a while, you’re doing all the giving. Then, it’s exhausting! Why does this dynamic happen? Why

Stop GOING THE EXTRA MILE for a NARCISSIST!
It’s tempting. You may think you’re being “nice.” After a while, you’re doing all the giving. Then, it’s exhausting! Why does this dynamic happen? Why
Relationship Help: S/he Who Won’t Be Pleased!
Have you ever lived with, or worked with or for, S/he Who Won’t Be Pleased? No matter how much attention, time or effort you give

Relationship Help: Angry? Who, Me?
Anger is truly a hot topic! Not just from the point of view of the pun, but because those who have anger issues don’t want

Relationship Help: Can you keep your mouth shut AND the door open?
There are times–often, many times–when we are just bursting to speak. We want to tell folks what we think, why we think it, why our

Relationship Help: Does being right make it right?
Oh, we all like to be right, don’t we? Even if we keep the smug “I told you so” to ourselves, we like being right.
Relationship Help: Anger + Texting = Trouble!
Oh, the flying fingers that seal our fates! Relationships can be enriched by the loving text messages that let others know we care. But, let

4 Vital Connections to Reduce Holiday Stress Now
Holiday time. Time for seeing friends and relatives, creating traditions, celebrating together. Time for reconnecting. Time for family relationships and traditions. Time that sometimes seems
Relationship Help: Got boundaries? Or, faultfinding down to an art?
Some people have been carefully trained to be faultfinders. They look for the problems, the inadequacies, the not-quite-good-enoughs, and the less-than-perfects…and pounce! Fault is often

Relationship Help: It Takes a Little Willingness!
I got a call from a potential client the other day. She definitely was looking for relationship help. She has a daughter who is in
An insightful idea that helps in resolving relationship problems
This morning I read a quote that caused me to write this post: “People are anxious to improve their circumstances, but unwilling to improve themselves.