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Rewarding Your Children to Get Compliance is Not the Best Idea
As parents, when it comes to discipline, there are many methods we may employ. While there is no perfect way to parent, there are many
Reality Therapy – is it Still Relevant? You Decide
In 1965, Dr. William Glasser developed a counseling method called Reality Therapy. Beyond being an effective counseling technique, Reality Therapy is a problem-solving method. Not
3 Girlfriends and the Great Wall of China
I am writing from the city of Shenzhen. Last week, my friend and I completed a one-week tour of China. It was an organized tour
Teenagers-How to Reduce the Battles
As parents, disciplining teenagers can feel like a constant struggle. However, I believe most of the issue lies in how we identify the problems we
Finding Your Next Relationship
For many of us, at some point in our lives, a failed relationship leaves us wondering why we can’t seem to find a good partner,
Discipline, Consequences, and Punishment
Punishment and discipline are often used interchangeably, yet their meanings couldn’t be more different. The Latin root of punishment means “to inflict pain,” while the
Top 10 Ways to Practice Responsible Self-Care Finding Balance
It is difficult to look at any recent self-help literature without finding copious material about self-care. Everyone knows it’s something they should do, but not
Relationship Problems: It’s Not Personal
It doesn’t seem to matter whether I’m working with someone involved in a relationship or someone who has just left one. When people come to
Overactive Kids
Parents can often feel overwhelmed by overenergetic kids. Most of the questions I receive can be categorized in three ways: kids and ADHD, kids and