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Recent Posts
- Martin Tyner Shares a Lifetime Dedicated to Wildlife Rescue
- Martin Tyner Shares a Lifetime Dedicated to Wildlife Rescue
- The Guardians of Innocence: A Parent’s Guide to Protecting Children from Pornography
- Deborah Livingston on Strand of Pearls
- Deborah Livingston on Strand of Pearls
- Overcoming Pornography Addiction: “The Language of Recovery”
- Recovering from Pornography addiction
- Joshua Weed–Homosexual, Active LDS, Happily Married to His Wife
- Janene Baadsgaard on Healing From Abuse
- Increasing Closeness Through Validating Feelings
- Marriage is Ordained of God, but Who Came Up With Dating?
- Lloyd Dison, Hypnotist, on the Power of the Mind
- Grow Your Marriage by Leaps and Boundaries
- What every American needs to Know About Stroke Recovery
- Eight Principles of Positive Parenting with Brandon Condie
- The Cortisol Balance: Why We Need Enough of This Hormone (but not too Much)
- Interview with Dr. Maggie Phillips on her new book, Freedom From Pain
- Forgiving Ourselves with Dr. Wendy Ulrich
- From Those “Crazy Alternatives” to “The New Mainstream”: What Research Shows About Holistic Mental Health
- Ron Cottle: Transcending Bipolar Disorder
- The Childhood Bipolar Controversy
- Maintaining Closeness in Your Marriage with Guest Host Marilee VanWagenen
- New Insights into Autism
- Essential Fathers
- Welcoming Spirituality into Emotional Healing
- Supporting Survivors of Sexual Abuse
- Using Self-Hypnosis and Dynamic Neuroscience for Sports Performance Enhancement
- Adoption Heroes
Category Archives: family relationships
The Guardians of Innocence: A Parent’s Guide to Protecting Children from Pornography
“Mary Muller has written “the most complete, comprehensive work on the subject of protecting children from the dangers of pornography that I have ever read…” –Mark B. Kastleman, author of The Drug of the New Millennium. What are some signs that … Continue reading
Posted in addiction, Child abuse, Child Trauma, Diana Hoffman, Family Values, Guardians of Innocence, Healing Talk Radio Show, Mary Muller, Moral Values, Parenting, Pornography Addiction, sexual abuse
Tagged Mary Muller, Parenting, Protecting Children, Protecting Children from Pornography, sexual abuse, Sexual Exploitation, The Guardians of Innocence
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Joshua Weed–Homosexual, Active LDS, Happily Married to His Wife
In June of this year, Joshua Weed precipitated a major internet controversy when he posted a blog entry stating that he is homosexual (not bisexual–he is attracted only to men) that he is an active member of the LDS church, … Continue reading
Janene Baadsgaard on Healing From Abuse
Guest author Janene Baadsgaard talks about her newest book, “Healing From Abuse,” and her own personal experiences of recovery. Janene’s book raises awareness about the nature and prevalence of abuse. The book particularly emphasizes domestic violence and emotional … Continue reading
Posted in Child abuse, Child Trauma, Diana Hoffman, domestic violence, emotional pain, family relationships, Forgiveness, Healing Talk Radio Show, Letting go of the Past, rape, sexual abuse, Uncategorized
Tagged abuse, abuse recovery, domestic violence, emotional abuse, helping abuse victims, physical abuse, recognizing abuse, sexual abuse
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Marriage is Ordained of God, but Who Came Up With Dating?
Diana Hoffman, Licensed Professional Counselor, Trauma Specialist and owner of Lightspring counseling Center will interview guest Chas Hathaway about his book “Marriage is Ordained of God—but Who Invented Dating? For young people with traditional values, navigating the dating world in … Continue reading
Posted in couples communication, dating, Family Values, Moral Values
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Maintaining Closeness in Your Marriage with Guest Host Marilee VanWagenen
This week’s broadcast of the Healing Talk segment of Prime Time Health will feature guest host Marilee VanWagenen, Licensed Clinical Social Worker. After many years of counseling couples, as well as experiencing, nurturing and strengthening her own marriage of 40 … Continue reading
Non-Medication Solutions for ADD and ADHD
The diagnoses of ADD and ADHD are currently applied to 8.4 percent of US children, a total of 5.2 million (National Institute of Health). About 2.8 million of these children are taking stimulant medications to manage their symptoms. The benefits and … Continue reading
Five Common Mistakes in Couples Communication
Couples with relationship challenges and stresses fall in to two categories: Group A includes those with serious major dysfunctions that are difficult to correct and often seriously threaten the marriage. Group B includes those who are making very common … Continue reading
Parenting Strategies for Children’s Personality Types
Every parent with more than one child has discovered that children’s personalities vary a great deal. What worked beautifully with one child can be completely ineffective with another child. Understanding and identifying a child’s personality type can give parent … Continue reading
Posted in Adolescents, baby and childcare, Children's Personalities, Discipline, family relationships, Family Therapy, Parenting, Personality Types, Relationships
Tagged adolescent, Children, Discipline, family communication, Parenting, parenting teens, personality types, teenagers, teens
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Studying “What Makes Families Flourish?”
Did you know that having a sister, even a little sister, give adolescents a measure of protection from loneliness, fear and guilt? Or that having a sibling of either gender increases acts of kindness? Did you know that the … Continue reading
Redefining Intelligence–and Identity–in American Teens
Adolescence is a challenging time. Teenagers across the nation struggle with self worth. Parents and teachers can find themselves trying over and over to shore up a failing sense of identity in a struggling young person. Loss of positive identity … Continue reading
Reclaiming the Manhood of American Boys
Boys are in crisis in America. Our teenagers and children are showing a lot of distress across the board, but evidence suggests that the crisis is much greater for boys. Our boys are losing motivation, losing a sense … Continue reading
Posted in addiction, ADHD, Adolescents, Attention Deficit hyperactive Disorder, family relationships, Family Therapy, human development, Parenting, Pornography Addiction
Tagged ADHD, adolescents, aggression, Attention Deficit, boys, computer games, masculinity, Parenting, parenting boys, parenting teens, teenagers, video games, violence
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Teaching Children and Teens to Manage Anger
Childish expressions of anger first begin to challenge a parent at the age when our adorable but annoyed baby boy can sit up, and manages to hit his brother with a toy truck; or our sweet but fussy baby girl … Continue reading
Posted in Adolescents, Anger Catharsis, anger management, Anger Release, baby and childcare, domestic violence, family relationships, Family Therapy, Health and Wellness, Parenting, Relationships
Tagged Anger, anger catharsis, anger in children, anger in teens, anger management, anger release, overcoming anger, Parenting, relationships
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S. K. Yoga: Breathing Away Trauma and Depression
Trauma core symptoms are stored in the brainstem. Effective release and self-maintenance calls for a daily program that activates the brainstem, usually by doing physical movements or activities that involve functions regulated by the brainstem. Some of these activities … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Brain-Based Trauma Treatment, Counseling, Depression, Health and Wellness, Higher Consciousness, Higher Focus, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, psychotherapy, PTSD, SKY, Trauma
Tagged anxiety, Art of Living Foundation, Depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, ptsd, SKY, Sudarshan Kriya Yoga, trauma, Yoga
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