Overcoming My Body Image Issues
Battling negative body image can often feel like a futile fight. But take heart, it is possible to overcome them.
Resources tagged ‘Emotions’
What to Do When the Little One Says ‘No!’
It is common for young children to have meltdowns as they are still learning to deal with the big emotions that come with unmet needs or unexpected experiences.
Identifying Burnout Before It’s Too Late
Is it stress? Is it just a tiring season that’s not yet ending? Or is it burnout?
Three Emotional Skills to Cultivate As A Parent
If you wish to cultivate better emotional skills and have a good relationship with your kids, being humble and willing to learn and grow is a good starting point.
4 CALM Strategies to Support Your Anxious Child
All children feel anxious or worried from time to time. It is a normal part of growing up. As parents, we cannot shield our children from feelings of anxiety. How we can support them is to help them cope with their worries or anxieties. In a recent podcast, I shared four strategies using the acronym C.A.L.M to help parents support their anxious children.
How to Create an Emotionally Safe Space in Your Marriage
There are many reasons why husbands and wives are afraid to be vulnerable and engage in authentic conversations. But perhaps the root cause is the lack of emotional safety in the marriage.
When Your Marriage Hurts
Do you dismiss your hurt feelings in your marriage, thinking that time will heal? When wounded, most people slap on a band-aid that provides superficial relief in the short-term. But as the offenses stack up and nothing is done to clear the air, some couples reach a tipping point and throw the baby out with the bath water. They end up at the family court or lawyer’s office.
How to Have Healthy Expectations in Marriage
Whether said or unsaid, expectations, when unmet, can leave couples feeling dissatisfied, disillusioned, and disappointed with marriage life.
Why Did My Parents Separate?
For children, a separation or divorce can be devastating, confusing and stressful at the same time. Depending on their age, different children will have different levels of abilities to comprehend and cope with the emotional turmoil when their parents go their separate ways. What can we do to help our children better manage the change and disruption?
4 Games to Help Kids Manage Big Emotions
Teaching our children how to manage their emotions is not just necessary for their survival (and our sanity). Here are 4 activities that have been helpful to us in this journey – suitable for children aged 2 to 10.
Is It Normal for Me to be So Angry with My Kids?
“Why am I constantly yelling at the kids?” “Is it okay for me to be this angry?” “What can I do about all these negative emotions?”
How to Understand Your Teenager Better
Teenagehood – that awkward and angry phase of development that we’ve come to view with trepidation and confusion, but did you know that adolescence is marked by three different stages?
How to Help Your Teens Cope with Bad News
The news of the tragic incident at River Valley High School brought shock and caused concern to many of us this Monday afternoon. Here are some ways you can help your teens cope with bad news.
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