Category | Relationships

6 Easy Tips On How To Handle Fights In Marriage

Posted on 12 August 2010 by Jane Heiza

Couples are bound to get into arguments, disagreements, and if not resolved properly, it can easily escalate into fights. Albeit stressful, fights are normal, and it will always be part of healthy and strong relationships. But when it is allowed to go out of hand, it can definitely hurt your marriage. Since these disagreements and [...]

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7 Money Rules To A Happier Relationship

Posted on 06 August 2010 by Jane Heiza

Discussing about money can easily transform a loving couple into long-time enemies, lashing out tirades of never forgotten money decisions from way back centuries ago. If you find yourself frequently engaged in a battle with your partner regarding your family’s finances, you are not alone. Studies have shown that money is indeed one of the [...]

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9 Ways On How To Deal With Problem Gambling In The Family

Posted on 03 August 2010 by Jane Heiza

Most marriages usually get tested through time and through unique trials that may serve to strengthen the bond as a family. In certain cases, it can cause the family’s breakdown when not handled properly. One such problem is gambling. If a family member is a serious gambler, it can get the entire family in financial [...]

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Easy Ways to Rekindle Romance in a Relationship

Posted on 03 June 2010 by Kimberly Lim

You hear about couples that have been married for 60 years and wonder how they managed to stay together so long. After the newlywed stage wanes, you and your partner may have fallen into a rut. You think the romance is gone, but there are easy ways to rekindle romance in a relationship if you’re [...]

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Tips to Restore Harmony in Your Marriage

Posted on 29 May 2010 by Kimberly Lim

You may have heard about the ‘perfect marriage’ but experts will tell you it simply doesn’t exist. At some point in your marriage, there will likely be problems. It’s inevitable. When problems come you may be scrambling for tips to restore harmony in your marriage. Try some of these and see if they help.
It’s not [...]

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Are You Ready to Start Dating Again?

Posted on 23 May 2010 by Kimberly Lim

It’s been a while since your relationship ended, but are you ready to start dating again? Friends and family are telling you about someone they know but you’re hesitant to meet them. Knowing when you’re ready to begin dating after a break-up isn’t always easy. Here are some signs you may be ready.
1. You’ve taken [...]

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Steps to Mend a Relationship After Infidelity

Posted on 20 May 2010 by Kimberly Lim

Infidelity has been in the news lately. Well-known athletes, Hollywood stars, and politicians have been making public apologies for their ‘indiscretions.’ Many people in similar situations are willing to forgive, but what are the steps to mend a relationship after infidelity?
There’s a lot to be said for people who choose to work through the pain [...]

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Alcoholism – How to Give Support to a Loved One

Posted on 08 May 2010 by Kimberly Lim

Having a family member or friend with alcoholism isn’t an easy thing for anyone to have to deal with. You still love them, which is not going to change; however, you don’t like how they act while they’re drinking or some of the things they say. It’s not easy knowing how to give support to [...]

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Frugal Ways to Spoil Mothers on Their Special Day

Posted on 05 May 2010 by Kimberly Lim

Moms do so much for the rest of the family throughout the year. It’s nice to make Mom feel special at least once a year. Listed below are some frugal ways to spoil mothers on their special day.
Even if all of the children aren’t writing yet, a handwritten note or letter will be cherished by [...]

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How to Talk to Your Teen About Abusive Relationships

Posted on 15 April 2010 by Kimberly Lim

Every parent worries about the teenage years. One of the common worries of parents can be abusive relationships. This is a sensitive topic to approach with your teen, but well worth the effort.
Even if you don’t suspect that your teen is in such a relationship, it’s important to speak to them about the possibilities and [...]

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Playing Your Kids Way

Posted on 05 October 2009 by Cathy Ley

By Erik A. Fisher, Ph.D. aka, Dr. E
www.ErikFisher.com
I love to watch kids play, and I love to play with kids. I feel lucky enough to be able to do both every day. As a psychologist and a father, I love what I do and feel blessed to see kids show me who they are, what [...]

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