Articles in Communication
by Simone Kelly-Brown
“I only allow that which is good into my life. No one can depress you. No one can make you anxious. No one can hurt your feelings. No one can make you anything …
Book Excerpt by Karen Pierce Gonzalez
The Process
Keep in mind that while the folktales are about real people, real places and real events, you do have “poetic license.” If details are hard to come by, don’t …
By Asha Praver
The word “holiday” evolved from the words “holy day.” Holiday is about vacation and escape. Holy Day has an entirely different connotation. This holiday season is so fraught with uncertainty many do not …
By John Wilder
Many people dread the holidays because of conflicts with family members. There is hope if you follow these guidelines.
Fighting comes naturally, peacefully resolving conflict does not. The problem with fighting is that no …
by Dr. Joyce Morley-Ball
In this video, Everyday Superheroes Dr. Joyce helps women to recognize the characteristics of everyday superheroes. She helps women to understand that being a superhero doesn’t mean that they have to be …
Dealing with a Procrastinator by Denise Landers
Do you fit either of these descriptions?
• You frequently find yourself procrastinating on important tasks.
• You are the take-charge, do-it-now personality and have to live or work with a …
Here are 6 Reasons Why By Rosalind Sedacca, CCT
Can a pet be helpful to your children during a divorce and the transition after? In my opinion, without a doubt! If your family has one or …
Mobile phone communication gap? I know, sounds like an oxymoron, with our mini-computers, phones, video and conference meetings in the palm of our hands, one would think our communication would be at it’s most highest …
Interview with Maggie Macaulay of Whole-Hearted Parenting
Maggie, Tell us about your business.
Whole Hearted Parenting provides the Redirecting Children’s Behavior™ course, parenting workshops, classroom management strategies, Parents in Pajamas© Teleseminars, parent coaching, resources for parents and …
By Roberta Hart
I live in a man’s world. My entire life, I have been referred to as a “tomboy”. I was an athlete, an artist, and the girl that was always there to answer questions …





