Transforming Your Relationship: Help! My Kid Is Triggering Me

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by  Stacey Martino   

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Relationship Expert Stacey Martino shares, “People often come to me and say, “My kid is pushing my buttons. How do I get him to stop and behave?” The first problem here is the question itself. When you’re asking, “How do I get my kid to _____?” Now, I know that you have the best intentions for your kid. AND…when you ask that question, you are focused on trying to get someone else to change, so that you can be happy (and that doesn’t work), it’s Demand Parenting™. Learn why your child isn’t the one triggering you.

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Three Magic Words: “Tell Me More”

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by  Linda Carroll   

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When we think about what we’re looking for in a partner, one of the most important criteria is someone who can love and value us as the unique beings we are, with all of our imperfections and strengths. As we journey deeper into love, however, the differences between us begin to challenge instead of charm, and we need to develop new skills to help us return to that place of mutual warmth and trust. “One key skill is the capacity to genuinely listen”, shares Linda Carroll, author of Love Skills.

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Raising Consciously Confident Kids using Ancient Wisdom Principles

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by  Sarah Mane   

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A human being has a physical body, of course, but he or she also has a mental, emotional and a spiritual dimension to their being. Challenging each of these levels in the right way – physical exercise, mental problem solving, emotional tests and even spiritual training, all build strength.

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8 Keys to Creating a Loving, Joyful Relationship

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by  Margaret Paul Ph.D.   

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Do you believe that if you have to work on a relationship, it’s not the right relationship for you? Having worked with couples for over 50 years, I can tell you without a doubt that this is NOT true!

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4 Ways to Heal Your Relationship with Yourself

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by  Camilla Sacre-Dallerup   

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“It’s not you, it’s me!” How many times have you been on the receiving end of those five little words? Many of us assume they’re said when someone wants an easy way out of a relationship. But let’s consider for a moment that there might be some truth to them. When we have a good relationship with our self, we tend to have good relationships with others. Camilla Sacre-Dallerup, author of It’s Not You, It’s Me: How to Heal Your Relationship with Yourself and Others. Camilla shares 4 ways to heal your relationship with yourself.

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