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February 5, 2021 For Parents Post a Comment

Have You Ever Wondered What Chores Are Age Appropriate?

Chores

The topic of chores tends to come up in therapy for a number of reasons. Sometimes it is because parents are exhausted. Or, it is an inquiry into what is realistic. And other times it is because learning responsibility (and independence) is what would be helpful to the presenting problem. Today we are sharing...

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June 21, 2018 Boundaries, Relationships Post a Comment

How to Take Equal and Balanced Responsibility

Accountability, Responsibility, Balance, Relationships, Therapy

You might be finding yourself in relationship dynamics where you are being too accountable. If you are not sure what this means, take a moment and go back to the last post about this here. I’m going to be honest with you: making a shift in a long standing dynamic is not usually easy....

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June 7, 2018 Boundaries, Relationships Post a Comment

What If You Are TOO Accountable?

too accountable, emotional health, relationships, boundaries

It’s a thing: being too accountable. The concept of being responsible for your actions is a positive and empowering message communicated by good parents, respectable organizations, teachers, mental health professionals, leaders with integrity and many others.  And it should be. It is an important skill: to know how to be accountable.  Knowing how to...

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