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5 tips on effective communication
Communication, Mindfulness Courtney Whetstone, LMFT Communication, Mindfulness Courtney Whetstone, LMFT

5 tips on effective communication

Communication is so important with all relationships including friendships, colleagues, family and romantic relationships. We not only want others to listen to us, but we want to be HEARD. There is a difference between talking and communicating, and we have to learn how to communicate effectively. Let’s talk about 5 easy and effective communication tips that can transform your relationships.

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Insomnia: The Struggle Within
Feeling better, Mindfulness, Anxiety, Depression Lisa J. Clark, LMFT Feeling better, Mindfulness, Anxiety, Depression Lisa J. Clark, LMFT

Insomnia: The Struggle Within

Tired, like all of the time, because you just can’t sleep. Anxious, stressed, and unsure where to turn? If you struggle with insomnia, you’re not alone. Insomnia is one of the most common disorders in individuals. With all of today’s stress, at least 25 % of adults and children struggle with getting a good night’s sleep. We’ve got some handy tips & tricks for getting better shut eye.

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Let's Talk About It: Codependency
Couples, Marriage, Mindfulness, relationships Sherry Shockey-Pope Couples, Marriage, Mindfulness, relationships Sherry Shockey-Pope

Let's Talk About It: Codependency

Many of us are quite familiar with the word codependency. We often associate it with someone who is “needy” or who relies on others to do every day life. In reality, codependency is far more than just relying on others; it is a maladaptive way of maintaining interpersonal relationships and a skewed view of self. Let’s talk about a few yellow flags of codependency in any relationship…

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The three levels of Monitoring Your Children

The three levels of Monitoring Your Children

Supervision does not take laser-focused intensity: nor does it take exhausting yourself with keeping them entertained. It calls for three levels of monitoring. Each of these levels is necessary; for them AND for you. In order for you to not drive each other “crazy”. Plus the child receives the full benefit of autonomy and parental interaction!

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