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The Five Most Important Elements for a Certified Life Coach

5 essential elements of coaching
  Is a life coach for you? Many are familiar with recovery coaching–people who help others beat addiction. You've likely heard of, or possibly even experienced a professional coach–someone who .... read more
Jun 12, 2015 4:53pm

Posted in Recovery Coaching | Post Comment | 7

Positive Emotional Methods—SHARING— Solve the 8 Most Common Marriage Problems

8 sources of conflict and common marriage problems
Yes, in the title we gave away the secret to a more positive and emotionally self-reliant marriage. But that's what we do. We help early and quickly. Now read about how to use the positive relationshi.... read more
May 28, 2015 4:47pm

Posted in Blended Family Problems, Common Marriage Problems | Post Comment | 6

Happy Marriage Buttons–Live for Something Greater Than Ourselves

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Excerpts from FirstAnswers.com online course: How to Increase Love and Happiness   Suppose there were love and happiness buttons in every brain that were instinctive and a natural part o.... read more
May 07, 2015 4:09pm

Posted in Blended Family Problems, Common Marriage Problems, Dating & Relationships, Step Families | Post Comment | 6

Blended Family Problems: Manage Stress in a Blended Family by Focusing on What You Can Control

How to adapt to stress you can't control
  Three events in life where stress levels are very high are: Death of a family member/loved one Divorce When a parent remarries and there is a step-parent and/or two pre-existing families .... read more
May 02, 2015 8:00am

Posted in Blended Family Problems, Common Marriage Problems, Single Parent, Step Families, Stress | Post Comment | 2

Solve Blended Family Problems: Structure the family to Eliminate Stress

Family Environment
Find Balance by Creating Family Structure Stress is a common blended family problem. A powerful tool to manage stress when blending families is to better understand the family environment. When you u.... read more
May 01, 2015 10:44am

Posted in Blended Family Problems, Parenting, Step Families | Post Comment | 3

Why Do We Parent?

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For some, being a parent is all they ever wanted to do. For others, being a parent is "just what you do." Some are faced with constant emotional and/or financial pressures in their parenting, yet they.... read more
Apr 01, 2015 4:06pm

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April Fool's Day Can Solve Blended Family Problems?

6 Methods to Build Relationships
  Build Strong Relationships to Solve Blended Family Problems Aprils Fool's Day is just around the corner. This day of silly pranks and jokes can be funny, embarrassing, and sometimes hurtful w.... read more
Mar 24, 2015 1:58pm

Posted in Blended Family Problems, Common Marriage Problems, Common Teenage Problems, Parenting, Step Families | Post Comment | 6

Solve Common Teenage Problems: Getting Teens to Talk to You

8 methods to get teenagers to talk
  How To Get Your Teen To Talk The following is an expert from Dr. A. Lynn Scoresby's book, Practical Solutions to the Most Common Family Problems. A common teenage problem among frustrated pa.... read more
Mar 17, 2015 12:13pm

Posted in Common Teenage Problems, Parenting, Teens 12–18 | Post Comment | 2

Solve Common Teenage Problems: Anger, Frustration, and Aggression

Solve teenage anger and aggression
  The following is correspondence between parents concerned about the anger and aggression of their young teenage son, (13), and FirstAnswers.com contributing expert, Dr, Scott Seaman. Watch for.... read more
Mar 13, 2015 12:36pm

Posted in Common Teenage Problems, Parenting, Teens 12–18 | Post Comment | 9

How to Solve Common Teenage Problems Using the Five Minute Work Chore

Five minute work chore
  Defiance, rebellion, disrespect, talking back–these are all common teenage problems, and children of any age. Teenagers are "growing" through so many things, they can often seem out .... read more
Mar 05, 2015 5:39am

Posted in Common Teenage Problems, Parenting, Teens 12–18 | Post Comment | 6

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