Stay-at Home Moms, Caretakers, Nurturers
Being the primary caretaker for kids, spouse, and maybe others, takes lots of time and energy. Sometimes there may seem to be none left for yourself, and you may feel... • Swallowed up by your roles – wife, mother, daughter, friend, employee – with no time or energy for yourself • Anxious for the people you care for to move on – go to school, move out – so you can finally do what you really want • Like the “Real You” is hiding somewhere deep inside, waiting to come out The "My Turn" Coaching Program can help you bring yourSELF back into your life. Life can ...
Couples
Merging two lives into one relationship can be difficult. Sometimes we go from feeling happy and loved, to feeling... • Sad • Disrespected • Frustrated • Manipulated • Lonely • Unheard • Resentful • Unsupported …and nothing we do seems to “fix” it for very long. Differences seem to get in the way The two of you have different backgrounds. Different ideas about how to show and receive love. Different ways of managing money, kids, and careers. At the Family Healing Institute, we teach couples how to deal with their differences in a way that pulls them closer, instead of driving them further apart. We help couples bring tenderness, fun, and passion back into the relationship. Our “UnBreak My Heart” Couples ...
Parents
Parenting is an ominous responsibility. You have the fate of another human being in your hands. You may find yourself wondering, How can I... Parent with kindness, but also instill discipline? Develop a close relationship with my kids that’ll last through the teen years? Avoid handing down my emotional “baggage” to my children? Everything you do and say can either build your children up or to tear them down But where do you learn how to be a good parent? What if you didn’t have the greatest role models? At the Family Healing Institute, we help parents develop a violence-free, empathic approach to parenting…that WORKS. Our “HEART-Based Parenting” Coaching ...
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NOTICE Thursday, December 17, 2009 OK, I goofed. My technical skills are minimal. So, until I fix or replace this new page you've landed on, PLEASE CLICK HERE to get to the original sales page for my book, Becoming the Mom I Wish I'd Had: How to Heal Yourself and Your Family Through HEART-Based Parenting. Soon as I successfully create a "SHOP" page, you'll be able to purchase the book, the companion journal, and other things here. Bear with me, folks. :roll: ~ Venus
Parenting Articles
Spotlight: Five Love Languages
This month’s bookclub features Gary Chapman’s The Five Love Languages....
Choice Theory: A Great Relationship-Healing Book
Will what I’m about to do or say Draw this person closer, or push him (her)...
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Spotlight: Five Love Languages
This month’s bookclub features Gary Chapman’s The Five Love Languages....
Celebrate Love: Imperfection
It’s Feb 1…and I’m starting the Month of Love by sharing this video...
Read More Marriage ArticlesWhat's Troubling You?
Help! My husband is upset that I have more sexual experience than he does…
Q: How do I get my husband to forgive me for having more sexual experience than he does? ~ C.V., California Early in our relationship I made the mistake of telling my, now husband about my sexual history. Four years later, this is still affecting our relationship. I have had many more partners then him and he never lets me forget it. It has gotten... [Read more of this review]
My son won’t speak to people. It’s seen as rude. What can I do?
Q: My 5-year-old son refuses to greet or say good-bye to anyone unless I threaten not to take him where he wants to go, or not to see his friends if he doesn’t greet their parents. I’m uncomfortable making excuses for him, such as “he’s shy” or “he needs to warm up to you first.” A: My favorite expert on... [Read more of this review]
My child won’t obey without punishments and threats. What can I do?
Q: My 3-year-old daughter is constantly getting time outs at daycare and at home. I have to basically put the fear of a “butt pop” into her to get her to do what she is asked to do - anything from “come here” to “stop stomping.” When given a directive, she just takes her time (purposefully moving slow or ignoring... [Read more of this review]
How do we break the poor and destructive patterns and start the healing process?
Q: How do we break the poor and destructive patterns and start the healing process? – Nava A: When we’re stuck in “patterns,” we’re not fully present. Instead of responding constructively and creatively to the present situation, we react hostily and habitually, based on memories of the past. To break out of destructive patterns and start... [Read more of this review]
My husband does not forgive or forget past hurts. What can I do?
Q: My husband does not forgive/forget past hurts. What can I do? – Estela A: It hurts when the one you love seems unable to forgive your past mistakes. Unforgiveness can keep your relationship stuck: You can’t go back and change the past, and you can’t move forward without letting it go. Even if you’ve apologized, it is possible that... [Read more of this review]
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