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Love & Logic Parenting Expert on WPBA TV This Weekend
Popular parenting expert, Jim Fay, will present an excellent talk on disciplining children using the Love and Logic method...
[Nov. 23, 2005]

In an Argument, Time is Not on Your Side
We all get angry, and we all argue with the people we love. Arguments can be beneficial. We need to hear another point of view and we need to challenge ourselves to grow and see things from a different perspective. Resentment, however, is never healthy. When you argue with someone you care about, time is not on your side....
[Aug. 17, 2005]

Relationship Maintenance
We watch what we eat to ensure good health, maintain our homes and service our cars so that they'll keep running without incidence. But what about our relationships...
[May 2, 2005]

Valentines Day: How Do I Love Thee?
It’s that time again when the stores are filled with red gifts and hearts everywhere. It’s time to say I love you again to those close to you. What does it mean and how do you do it each year?...
[Jan. 24, 2005]

Holiday Blues
One can not help but notice a kaleidoscope of colors of Autumn. While our visual environment has been plentiful, there is one color strikingly missing from our palate...
[Nov. 8, 2004]

Setting Goals
Setting goals is something we are faced with on a daily basis, both in our personal lives as well as in our business lives. For some of us it may come naturally, for others we may have good intentions but just don’t accomplish the follow through...
[Jun. 25, 2004]

Boundaries: What are they and how well constructed are yours?
A boundary is an invisible line of protection that you draw around yourself. It let’s people know your limits on what they can say and do around you. Healthy boundaries give you freedom in relating to others.
[Jun. 13, 2004]

How can I keep them focused?
Dear Barbara, I am a work from home dad, and my kids are now home for the summer. I have a problem keeping my children "focused" on a certain activity while I am working. If I tell them to clean thier room, as soon as I take a phone call, they act like the "cat's away" and go back to watching TV, or even fighting amongst themselves. How can I maintain order in the household if I cannot immediately correct bad behavior?
[May 31, 2004]

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