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June 20, 2025 For Parents Post a Comment

3 Signs your Child Needs Attention Instead of Discipline

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As a parent, you are constantly having to make decisions about what is best for your child and what they need.   When it comes to certain behaviors and situations, the decision may not always be cut and dry, and your first thought about what they need may not be the right one.   If they...

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February 14, 2025 Boundaries, Relationships Post a Comment

What’s the difference between being understanding and enabling?

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Most of us strive to be understanding with others, especially the people in our lives that we care about.  But sometimes, without realizing it, we can begin to enable dysfunctional behaviors, when all we intended to do was help someone.  So let’s talk about the difference between being understanding and enabling.   When it...

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January 3, 2025 Boundaries, Perfectionism, Relationships, Stress Management Post a Comment

3 Things You Don’t Need to be Responsible for in 2025

2025

It’s natural to feel responsible for things you’re not responsible for.  Feeling like everything is on you can be exhausting and can lead to breaking you down physically and/or emotionally.  Let’s talk about 3 things that you can let go of and remind yourself that you do not have to be responsible for in...

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April 5, 2024 Uncategorized Post a Comment

The Difference Between Being Kind and Nice 

difference in kind and nice

It’s common for people to use the words nice and kind interchangeably because they think they mean the same thing. But it’s possible to be one and not the other.  You may think in order to be nice you have to always agree with people and never upset them.  But that means there will...

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November 10, 2023 Relationships Post a Comment

3 Things to Keep in Mind When A Family Member Needs Your Support

Family Member support

It’s the time of year where you probably have more contact with your family members.  This means conversations may be coming up where you learn that a family member is needing your support.  There is strong societal messaging around the fact that you should always “be there” for your family. This leads to feelings...

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August 4, 2023 Relationships, Stress Management Post a Comment

Sometimes it takes more work to NOT have the conversation

hard conversation

Hard conversations make everyone sweat a little. Especially if there weren’t great examples for how to handle hard conversations growing up. So, because they’re unpleasant, it’s tempting to try and avoid them. But ultimately, sometimes not having the conversation requires more work than actually having it. Let’s talk about why this is true and...

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July 14, 2023 For Parents, Relationships, Uncategorized Post a Comment

So you want your teenager to spend more time at home? Let’s talk about it.

teenager time

It’s super common for parents of teens to come to a session saying that they want their kids to stop being on their phone so much or stop treating home like a hotel. It’s a hard transition when teens start to put so much of their focus on their friends.  It seems disrespectful, seems...

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July 7, 2023 For Parents Post a Comment

Do You Get Into Power Struggles With Your Kids?

power struggle

It’s super easy to get pulled into power struggles with your kids and sometimes it doesn’t seem too obvious until you’re at your limits.  So let’s take a look at what this looks like and how to step out of it.   What is a power struggle?  When a parent and a child want different...

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June 2, 2023 Human Emotional System 1 Comment

Emotional Maturity vs Emotional Immaturity

emotional maturity vs. emotional immaturity

It’s only recently that emotional maturity has been the focus of attention and this is great news.  Emotional immaturity has been the cause of so much distress in our lives and relationships and now we are learning to do better.   The operative word is learning!   Check out some of the indicators of emotional maturity...

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May 19, 2023 Human Emotional System, Relationships 1 Comment

One of the Most Underrated Relationship Skills

Relationship Skills - Repair

Throughout your life you will connect with people you encounter at school, work, and in your personal life.  As you develop relationships with different people you will need to utilize a variety of skills to maintain positive, healthy relationships that make life more enjoyable.  In the age of blocking + ghosting, there is one...

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