Category Archives: General Family

How to Talk to Your Ex About the Kids Without the Drama

This article offers a calm, research-informed guide to co-parenting communication for separated and divorced parents who want to reduce conflict and protect their children’s wellbeing. It focuses on practical frameworks, scripts, and boundary-setting tools that help parents communicate more clearly without blame or escalation.

If your audience includes thoughtful parents navigating separation or ongoing co-parenting stress, this resource adds value by meeting them with empathy, realism, and actionable support they can actually use. It’s a grounded, share-worthy piece for readers who want less drama—and more steadiness—for their families.

Navigating the Transition to Single Parenting

The transition to single parenting after separation or divorce presents emotional challenges, including grief, financial strain, and increased responsibilities. However, it also offers opportunities for stronger parent-child bonds, resilience, and personal growth. Seeking support and prioritizing self-care can help navigate this journey.

Separation or Divorce: Talking to School-aged Children

Summary:
Prepare to talk to children about family changes together. Plan and script your message, anticipate questions, reassure children, emphasize it’s not their fault, provide concrete information, and seek help if needed. Avoid sharing unnecessary details and giving false hope.

Building A Family Culture of Gratitude

“Can you buy me .?” they ask again. Would you want to have an atmosphere of more gratitude in your family? Get tools today to make thankfulness a yearlong celebration.

How to Reduce Conflicts Among Siblings

Discover how to raise siblings without the rivalry – ok, not real, well, at least with less physical and emotional injury and keeping more of your sanity. Yes, we can offer that.
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Winter Family Fun

Parents & Kids Enjoying Winter  Together – A Customised Guide Snow, Sub-zero winter for 6 moths a year. “Brrr! Winter’s here, and sometimes, it can feel like everyone’s stuck inside. But guess what? It doesn’t have to be that way! Let’s talk about winter family fun! Forget the screens for a bit. We’re going toContinue reading “Winter Family Fun”

How to Reduce Family Conflict During Holiday Gatherings

The chain linking family and fighting can be broken. Learn how to recognise early warning signs and reduce family conflict during holidays—before tensions explode.

WARNING – Red Flags in Relationship

4 questions for women who are dating to ask themselves before they commit. This choice will affect your life and the well-being of your children. Long-term Implications for the danger signs are suggested. Decide if you don’t fit to quit!

8 Ways to Connect with Your Teen

Fun Ways to Draw Closer to Your Adolescent Sadly many parents and teen’s relationships grow in distance during the teen years. Parents get discouraged by their teen’s pre-occupation with their peers and media and their “apparent” disinterest in spending time with their family. However, their apathy is only an illusion. Teens do want to connectContinue reading “8 Ways to Connect with Your Teen”

The Legacy of a Father’s Love and Influence

This heartfelt tribute celebrates therapist Tania B’s father, Frank E., highlighting his influence through humour, support, and love. Despite struggles with illness, his lasting impact inspires others to cherish parental bonds and foster love in family relationships.