Toxic Behaviors
Be aware of these behaviors, consider them to be warning signs that something needs to change.
Steps you can take to build a stronger, better, and more adult relationship.
Be aware of these behaviors, consider them to be warning signs that something needs to change.
Examine your ability to improve a difficult relationship.
When we focus on being an active and empathetic listener, relationships improve.
Disagreements happen. Not everyone will see eye to eye.
When an angry situation builds, try these steps.
As you grow older, you will find that the holidays haven't changed, you have. Your goal for the holidays should be to enjoy yourself and share your happiness with the people around you.
Steps you can take to build a stronger, better, and more adult relationship.
Have you ever heard of the "Domino Effect?" It's a chain reaction where one event sets off a chain of other events.
It’s helpful to look at the different levels of friendships that you have. Map out the friendships in your life.
Try these simple steps to reduce the awkwardness when visiting a family member you haven't seen in a while.
Every so often, you’ll come up against an issue that’s too great for you to handle on your own. When that happens, you’ve got to ask for help from an adult, and that’s not always easy to do.
Steps you can take to support someone who is going through difficult emotions.
Although apologizing is hard, it shows that you are sensitive to others, that you care about the situation, and that you are taking the responsibility to admit you might have messed up.
Communication between teenagers and parents can be pretty bad sometimes. More than likely your parents want to know and want to help if you’re in the midst of a serious crisis.
If we can all strive to be a little kinder to each other, we can make a positive impact on our corner of the world!
What do you do when your parents always seem to be angry or negative towards you, even when you really need their support?
8 Steps to help ease the tension for you and your family.
It’s hard to believe this now but your brother or sister could turn out to be your best friend some day. So what can you do to get along better with your siblings?
You found out that your parents are getting divorced. You can't stop yourself from feeling emotions, but you can find good ways to deal with them so they don’t drive you crazy.
Try these simple steps to reduce the awkwardness when visiting a family member you haven't seen in a while.
The little things really do count.
It may be difficult to talk to your parents in general, so talking to them about their divorce can be a challenge.
Setting healthy boundaries can help you to protect your body, thoughts, and feelings.
Boundaries help define “where I end, and you begin.”
Conversations sometimes aren’t the best way to communicate because emotions are high or it is hard to find a time where you are both open to talk. During these times, writing a letter to share your thoughts might be a good solution.
YES! You have the power to help someone who is struggling.
Values are formed from your core beliefs and guide how you will live your life.