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One family member taking responsibility for the family’s energetic vibrational flow is a powerful start. What bottom-up and top-down approaches and tools can we use to transform our shared space and interactions?
The Relationship Development® Paradigm approach is to take the path of personal responsibility, instead of blame. Now, before you freak out, give me a minute to define what personal responsibility actually is, because the meaning applied today by most people is incorrect in this relationship context. When I say personal responsibility, it means I’m personally taking the responsibility of solving this. 
The consequences of the death of one’s mother is not like any other ordeal in life. Daughters are often faced with resurrecting a new life without a road map, catapulted upon the ruins that remain while enduring indescribable emotional pain.
Relationship Expert and co-author of The Missing Piece shares two lies about boundaries and interacting with other people that are causing you stress, anxiety and upsets—and the one solution that solves both.
Boundaries are put in place to assist you in your ability to co-parent together. Dr. Jann Blackstone, author of The Bonus Family Handbook, shares 4 effective ways to establish boundaries with a co-parent—and make those boundaries stick.
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