Wednesday, February 15, 2012

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How has someone positively influenced you?

People often ask, how do I positively influence my spouse, child, friend, and sometimes, parent?  Actually, that's not true. What they really ask is, "How do I change this person?"  Hopefully, by now, you all know that you only have the power to change yourself and to influence others.  Real life... Read moreChevron
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The Many Faces of ADHD: Brooke, a Wife Whose Husband Has ADHD

  ADHD doesn't just impact the life of the person that has been diagnosed, it can affect on every life around them. So is the case with Brooke. Brooke doesn't have ADHD, but her husband does.   Inattention is the major symptom her husband struggles with. He has a hard time following conversations and that has led to poor communication... Read moreChevron
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The Many Faces of ADHD

ADHD is not a "one size fit all" diagnosis. Although there are some main characteristics common in people with ADHD, there are also many differences. You might have a problem with following conversations or keeping up with daily responsibilities. Another person might struggle with balancing their work and family life and keeping it all... Read moreChevron
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Spouse Denial - Setting Goals to Improve Your Relationship

Now that you have re-established a connection with your spouse, it is time to move forward to correct specific areas of your relationship. Some of these may be personal goals for each of you, for example, you may want to make a goal of trying not to interfere when you spouse helps out around the house. Your spouse may have some goals of their own,... Read moreChevron
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Spouse Denial - Talking Together

 We are almost through the series of dealing with denial in your spouse. By now, you have accepted your spouse, accepted yourself, accepted your responsibility in your current situation and found ways to take care of you. Now it is time to speak openly with your spouse. In any marriage, communication can be difficult. However, if there... Read moreChevron

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