Feb 28, 2010
Below is a guest post from Suzanna Narducci of tweenparent.com. Enjoy! Setting the Stage to Avoid Dating Abuse Are there steps that we, as parents, can take to help our kids avoid dating abuse in the future? With little life experience, kids do not understand the...
Jan 7, 2010
Because so many relationship habits are formed well before adulthood and because so many of my readers are parents themselves, I believe this is a great post for parents to read. The author is Annie Fox and her site www.anniefox.com is a great resource for parents of...
Dec 11, 2009
I was recently on a call, coaching a group of therapists across the country. The conversation turned to women accepting the unacceptable, which happens to be one of my biggest pet peeves with women. One of the male therapists on the call was relieved to hear this...
Dec 11, 2009
I was recently on a call, coaching a group of therapists across the country. The conversation turned to women accepting the unacceptable, which happens to be one of my biggest pet peeves with women. One of the male therapists on the call was relieved to hear this...
Dec 9, 2009
Below are the remaining five tips for being a good parent as a follow up from my last post. 1. A BACKBONE AND GOOD BOUNDARIES: Doing the right thing as a parent is incredibly hard. Seldom are our children going to run up to us and give us a hug after we take their...
Dec 7, 2009
Parenting is the most difficult job in the world to do well. It requires love, guidance, limits, patience, acceptance, amazing boundaries and healthy self esteem. Yikes! How many people in the world have all of the above? Below is a cheat sheet of what I have...
