Grief: Talking To Those In Pain- Here’s What They Want

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

by Marisue Alsobrook
“Do you have someone close to you who is in grief?  Are you struggling trying to talk to those in pain? I know you want to help. Sometimes the best thing to say is nothing much.  Please avoid giving well meaning advice.  Listen.  Make comforting sounds.  Hug or don’t hug.  Be there.  Say [...]

Better Relationships: 7 Myths

Sunday, June 10th, 2007

For many years, I have talked with families about how to strengthen their bonds and relationships, both as spouses, and parents.  One characteristic of strong families continues to stand out among the rest.  Families who spend time together, are strong.  It’s that simple. 
As arguments and difference become evident, don’t avoid the issue or each [...]

Spark Up Your Relationships! The Secret to an Exciting Relationship

Saturday, June 9th, 2007

by Marisue Alsobrook
The magic of a relationship is the day to day committment, and the attitude of having as much fun as you can along the way.  Sometimes our troubles distract us from the pure enjoyment of the journey together.  Take time sometimes to remember that you’re not alone, you can weather anything life throws at you [...]

Marriage or Partner Relationship Help

Monday, January 29th, 2007

Positive self talk is invaluable. Most of us feed ourselves a steady diet of negativity. Stop! Think well of yourself and your life. That’s an important step in making your relationships better. Begin with these concepts.

Relationship Management

Friday, January 26th, 2007

We all need stronger relationships; especially now when friends and loved ones will be needing to bond together and even share homes at times if financial disaster hits. Can you get along? Read tips about strenthening family ties.

Setting Goals: No Map, No Destination

Saturday, December 2nd, 2006

by Marisue Alsobrook 
Parenting Road Maps
Introduction:  Starting off on a road trip with no map or destination can sometimes lead to fun.  However, applying that same strategy to parenting could get us lost. So where do we go for Parent Help?
Parent Help 
Parenting books can help, but you’ve got to apply what you read and ddevelop a parenting plan.  [...]