Willingness|Five ways to Mediate Family Conflict

Five ways to Mediate Family Conflict

First of all, what is conflict? Conflict is when two or more individuals disagree or have a  difference in their way of thinking. In any relationship, there will always be some sort of  conflict. What one needs to learn is

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Willingness|5 ways to be a compassionate parent

5 ways to be a compassionate parent

Compassion is a central aspect of the human condition. It refers to the ability to be present to our suffering and that of others without ignoring it, minimising it, judging it, or running away from it, and responding with a

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Willingness|The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

The Do and Don’ts of Co-Parenting

Co-parenting is the more or less equal sharing of parenting responsibilities by guardians after divorce. It is always a challenge for ex-partners with kids to continue being present in their child’s life while avoiding the conflicts and complications as much

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Willingness|Family member with 4 paws

Family member with 4 paws

Dogs! Aren’t they just unique? 

We have grown up hearing “Dog is man’s best friend” and “Dogs are very loyal to their humans”. Through our experience we have met many families who welcomed a family member with 4 paws! In

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Willingness|Taking my parenting to the next level – pt.2

Taking my parenting to the next level – pt.2

While it is useful to have some general guidelines when it comes to effective parenting, examples usually make things clearer to understand and easier to remember. 

To clearly demonstrate how the basic rules of positive parenting can be used in

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Willingness|Taking my parenting to the next level – pt.1

Taking my parenting to the next level – pt.1

Back in the past, there was no such thing as “parenting style” or names for different techniques. Why? Dr. Glenn Lathamthe author of the book ‘The power of positive parenting’ states the necessity of parenting today is a result of

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