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The Art of REALLY Listening

By Leslie Moon February 27, 2023

I have spent some time recently, thinking about family relationships. About three years ago we moved my mom from four hours away to live closer to us. There’s a lot of history in our relationship, and I had some concerns about the move…

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What Contributes to Estrangement? A Matter of Perspective

By Marie Morin February 13, 2023

Estrangement is complicated and deals with perspectives from many different angles. Estrangement can be challenging to navigate emotionally since both estranged parties likely want to solidify who is to blame…

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What Makes Adult Children Pick the Road of Estrangement?

By Marie Morin January 14, 2023

Estrangement, the widespread and stigmatized condition describing cutting off one family member from one or more family members, is becoming increasingly common. Estrangement can mean cutting ties completely…

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Estrangement – How Journaling Can Transform Your Heartache into Acceptance 

By Marie Morin December 17, 2022

Estrangement is the widespread condition where one family member intentionally cuts off from one or more family members. Estrangement hits 27 percent of the United States’ population. Estranged individuals and those that choose…

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Are You a Giver or a Receiver?

By Beverly Bowers November 24, 2022

This is the time of year when we are focused on giving. I put together my holiday gift list over a month ago. It is mostly the same as last year but with a few variations. Of course, my immediate family is always included plus a few “out-laws…

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Three Ways to Give Financial Thanks

By Beverly Bowers November 17, 2022

As you prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, what is on your “Things for which to be Thankful” list? Maybe it is food on the table, a roof over your head, or family and friends who love and support you. Maybe it is the ability to shop in stores…

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Have You Swallowed a Poison Pill in Your Relationships?

By Marie Burns November 09, 2022

Have you ever been so angry or upset with someone and then realized that they either had no idea what upset you OR they acted like they either didn’t care or didn’t notice that you were upset?

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On Regrets… A Book Review of The Midnight Library (A Library Like No Other)

By Mary Lou Harris November 03, 2022

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig is a worthwhile, thought-provoking and sometimes humorous read. Although his novel is set primarily in Bedford, England, the main character, Nora, does a form of time travel to several locations as she waffles…

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11 Stages of Caregiving – What You Should Know When Taking Care of a Loved One

By Anthony Cirillo October 28, 2022

I talk a lot about the 12 life stages of a caregiver and the caregiving experience. Let’s take a look at 11 of them. Can you relate to the following? Many are thrust into caregiving out of the blue. Now is the time to plan and adjust your mindset…

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Mental Health Impact of Estrangement

By Marie Morin October 13, 2022

Estrangement describes the condition where a person experiences physical and/or emotional distance from one or more family members. If you’ve been estranged, someone decided that leaving the relationship was a necessary act of self-preservation…

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