
What Good Is There In Receiving Criticism From Someone You Hardly Know?
Have you ever experienced receiving criticism from someone you hardly knew–and, who hardly knew you? It’s a strange situation, isn’t it? I think so. I wonder

What Good Is There In Receiving Criticism From Someone You Hardly Know?
Have you ever experienced receiving criticism from someone you hardly knew–and, who hardly knew you? It’s a strange situation, isn’t it? I think so. I wonder

Here’s an insightful story–an example of a client’s learning–that illustrates the truth of the title of this blog. Who you are truly is what you do…and, there is no escaping that fact, no matter how you justify it! Read on…
Relationship Help: Are You Safe with You?
We need to be safe with ourselves. To be safe, we need to be able to trust ourselves, be honest with ourselves and respect ourselves.
Relationship Help: Do you negotiate well?
Every day, in every relationship–even the one we have with ourselves, we are negotiating all the time. Wouldn’t it be wise to hone your skills?
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
Relationship Help: I say “Potatoes” & S/he says “Petahtuhs!”
Do you think you might need relationship help because your partner sometimes seems like an alien? Does it seem that the person with whom you

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
Need Relationship Help? Take a moment for this!
Sometimes we are so mired down in the details of our lives that we forget to lift our heads and see the bigger picture. Today,
Family Relationships: Whose story is true?
I just returned from a visit to family and friends in Canada. In twelve days, I spent time with many people in five cities. And
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