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Why Teen Friendships Don’t Last

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

Why Teen Friendships Don't Last ? A new study has indicated that the chance of your child's teen friendships lasting through high school is pretty slim. It shows why teen friendships don't last. Researchers at Florida Atlantic University decided to investigate why teen relationships tend to be short-lived. The strongest predictors of friendship dissolution were differences in sex, differences in the degree to which children were liked by other children, differences [...]

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Children’s Use of Social Media

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

Children's Use of Social Media Posts and online activities of the young often reflect attitudes and errors of judgment that are immature. Yet, these leave a public record that may prove difficult to escape. So what do we do about children's use of social media? Similarly, children often don't understand how their actions and information may be recorded and shared online, and so willingly tick boxes giving permission to do so. [...]

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How to Stop Shopping Tantrums

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Parenting, Relationships|

How to Stop Shopping Tantrums A recent UK survey found that one in six parents cave to their child's demands when out shopping.  How then do we stop shopping tantrums our children display? The survey showed that of those that give in, four out of five give snacks that go against what they would normally consider healthy. Three quarters brought a beauty or toiletry product, and seven out of 10 purchased [...]

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Hurry Sickness

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

Are we causing ourselves Hurry Sickness due to our chosen lifestyle? In a recent article I was asked to comment on it raised some interesting points. Are we making ourselves sick with all the pressures of life we place upon ourselves and family? HOW DID WE GET SO BUSY? Modern day lifestyles, a plethora of out- of-home activities and a need to cram even more daily is becoming increasingly common in modern [...]

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Don’t Drop Your Guard

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

I have so many people come into Counselling also wanting Hypnotherapy to enable them to drop their guard after a failed relationship. They believe they are preventing themselves allowing another person to become close to them. Their friends have told them to drop their guard to allow others to enter into their personal world so they can start another relationship. I suggest they keep their guard up regardless of their [...]

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Staying in Love Can Be Easy

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

Staying in Love Can Be Easy...if you understand how When we meet someone, we see all his or her good, incredible and beautiful parts. When we are dating we all ensure we put our best foot forward, mind our behaviour and language, be courteous, respectful, friendly, mindful, appreciate and guarantee they see the best parts of us. When we get to know this person and fall in love with them [...]

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When to Introduce the New Partner

By |2015-12-15T13:54:33+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

There is a variety of different expert advice on when a parent should introduce a new partner to their children. Step families are the fastest growing type of family we have. While there is some experts who state that if you're widowed, divorced, or a single mum, you should not remarry or take on a serious relationship with anyone until your child is 18. But is that ridiculous. Other experts [...]

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When ‘Me’ becomes ‘We’ after marriage

By |2015-12-15T13:53:53+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

In a recent article I wrote in Wedding Know How magazine I explain what we experience after 'Me' becomes a 'We' after marriage. Planning a marriage and future together is exciting. Getting to know all in-law family on a deeper level is extraordinary and taking steps towards those impending decisions can be sensational. This is one of the most exciting times of your life, creating your brand new family. Even [...]

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Heart Attacks Linked to Divorce

By |2015-12-15T13:53:52+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

Will Your Divorce Cause You a Heart attack? I was really surprised to read a report about how heart attacks are linked to divorce. Men and women can respond to divorce differently, but heart health is very similar. Heart attacks linked to divorce?  We all know how stressful divorce can be but did you know how bad it is for the health of your heart not only emotionally but also physically. [...]

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Date Nights are Vital to Keep Connected

By |2015-12-15T13:53:52+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

Date Nights http://www.theglow.com.au/relationship-2/importance-of-date-night-for-parents/ It’s arguably the best part of a fledgling relationship, yet making making time to go on a date night can so easily fall by the wayside once you've been together for a while, or once kids are on the scene. Just ask Aussie model Megan Gale and partner, AFL player Shaun Hampson. Their secret to keeping their relationship steady? Making time for dates. “We do it quite often,” the 39-year-old actress [...]

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Stop Saying Sorry

By |2015-12-15T13:53:52+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

Children should be learning how to act more appropriate and just stop saying sorry when they do something inappropriate. I have been involved in pre and primary school education and Counselling children for almost two decades. One of the things I am asked by parents and teachers is how they should deal with discipline. At schools I sometimes see concerning displays. When a child, the perpetrator, does something to another child, [...]

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New Generation of Boomerang Children

By |2015-12-15T13:53:52+00:00December 15th, 2015|Relationships|

My Adult Kids are Back Home - Again !!! It is becoming more common for adult children to return to live at home and they are likely to partly depend on their parents financially. We call them our new generation of Boomerang Children. The major reasons our kids decide to return home include: Support, security and the company of their parents. Cheaper, so they can save for their future. Services [...]

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