Relationship Advice: Did Your Grown Kids Stop Talking with You?
If you are feeling wronged, rejected, abandoned or lost because your grown kids don’t talk with you, there’s a better way to think about it.
May 14, 2013
Relationship Advice: Did Your Grown Kids Stop Talking with You?
If you are feeling wronged, rejected, abandoned or lost because your grown kids don’t talk with you, there’s a better way to think about it.
Are You Engaged in All-or-Nothing Thinking?
From mountains to molehills, from molehills to mountains, and nowhere in between. That’s the dangerous territory of an all-or-nothing thinker who actually feels s/he is
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
Relationship Help: Ever Feel Taken for Granted?
A great enemy of loving relationships is that old phrase: “taken for granted.” It’s a sure sign of needing relationship help. Many folks who have
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
What Steve Jobs taught us about connecting the dots
Life is a continuum. It doesn’t go in fits and starts, even when it seems to be lurching from joy to crisis. Steve Jobs’ legacy
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
Relationship Help: Can the apple travel far from the tree? Yes!
Working with some wonderful men here in my Anger Management classes, I’m so encouraged to see that even though apples don’t fall far from trees,
Relationship Help: Making excuses is inexcusable
Anticipating a new client today, I came in early. Preparing for her arrival, I was reflecting on what little I knew about her, yet understanding