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Holiday Traditions: Taste…Yum!
One of my family’s favorite Christmas traditions was begun when my father-in-law was a student at Gerard College for Boys in Philadelphia, PA. It was a live-in school for boys from 9-17 who were orphaned. He hated being separated from his older brothers who were too...
Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #4
Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #4 - Where the Rubber Meets the Road! It's not hard to be grateful when something is going well. This week while planning this challenge, many lost their homes to California wild fires. I was grateful my son's home in northern CA...
Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #6
Radical Gratitude Challenge #6 - Ultimate Gratitude Perhaps nothing leaves us feeling more helpless and vulnerable than watching a child suffer. Whether it's from illness, or injury, or from crazy, bad choices that kid is making, we are cut to the core. My elder son,...
The Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #3
Never Enough? or Abundance? This is Week #3 of my Radical Gratitude Challenge. We're going to talk about how easy it is to think in terms of "never enough!" He doesn't love me enough! She isn't fun enough! We don't go out enough! There's never enough money! There's...
Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #5
Radical Gratitude Challenge #5 - The Harvest of Gratitude My first husband died when I was twenty-three years old. We had two baby boys. I was not very thankful. It took about five years to pull out of the pit of depression and readjust my life around this new...
The Radical Gratitude Challenge: Week #2
The Art of Expressing Gratitude This is Week #2 in my Radical Gratitude Challenge. Last week I challenged you to express gratitude to your partner. And, if necessary, work at it, dig around a little, but find things for which you can express appreciation face to...
What Clients Are Saying
Nancy; From Childhood to Relationship Coach
Respect is the Fertilizer for Love
How Can I Help Your Relationship With Yourself and Others?
I’m worried about being a “failure.”
We learn new skills by having them modeled for us or taking a class to learn. If you’ve had neither, how could you expect to know what to do? This is a courageous new step in seeking help, not in “failing” something you’ve never learned.
Do I have to do this with my partner?
We can work individually, though most of the time, I’ve found that it isn’t just one person creating the problem. When both people work together, there’s shared understanding, and practice, that makes these skills more effective.
I’m not sure if I’m ready for 1:1 relationship coaching.
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