In which we dig through the internet for our favorite articles related to wholeness and healing in relationships:
HOW WE USED THE AFTERMATH OF A FIGHT TO REPAIR OUR RELATIONSHIP via Gottman Institue
Resolve from conflict may not always be figuring out what exactly the conflict was about per se, but more so, “how you repair when your inevitable differences in personality, perspective, and needs collide”. This article provides some refreshing takes on how to repair relational connectedness after a conflict. Be intentional about having success after conflict.
HOW TO ADDRESS YOUR TEEN’S ISSUE WITH POOR MOTIVATION via Psychology Today
Thanks to continued evolution in social media, young people continue to evolve, becoming vastly aware of social, cultural, and sub-cultural environmental norms, and at times, pioneering new-aged thinking for the masses to consider changing what you or I may have been raised to appreciate, as it relates to rights, freedoms, orientation, and the like. The selected article provides information to parents on how to keep your teenager motivated and focused given the ever-changing world around him or her and those concepts and strategies that may assist when attempting to attain that goal.
8 WAYS TO FEEL DELIGHTED EVEN IN THE DEAD OF WINTER via Psych Central
Season changes can be a relief for some and disappointing or even depressing for others. Past experiences that trigger negative feelings and emotions, as well as seasonable mental health disorders can influence limitations in motivation, esteem, and sociable opportunities during the winter season, specifically. This article provides 8 ways in which to draw on self-soothing activities that can be identified as restorative to increase resiliency during the winter months.
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