In relationships, “relationship killers” such as criticism, defensiveness, stonewalling, and contempt threaten love and understanding. Research by John and Julie Gottman highlights these harmful behaviors as predictors of divorce. Addressing these patterns promotes healthier communication and encourages resilience in partnerships. Attention to appreciation can restore connections.
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What’s Reasonable to Expect from Your Child’s Social Skills? – Info and Tips.
Selman (1981) proposed an idea of how children’s skills and perspectives on friendships develop over time. Outlined here as well are suggestions for how you, as a parent, can use this to guide and support your child’s social skills and strengthen your family relationships. Stage 1: Friendship Based on Proximity (3-7 years) Definition: Anyone whoContinue reading “What’s Reasonable to Expect from Your Child’s Social Skills? – Info and Tips.”
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!