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Affairs PART 1 – Assumptions Versus Facts

Some of the conventional wisdom about what causes affairs and how to repair relationships are assumptions or myths. Some of the statistical facts in regards to infidelity are surprising and thought-provoking. While some of the myths lead to judgments and are very hurtful for the affected couple, the facts help us to be compassionate with ourselves and others in a situation of betrayal. Read More about “Affairs PART 1 – Assumptions Versus Facts”…

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Understanding the ADHD Brain Transforms Relationships (Part 1)

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Why do people with ADHD genuinely intend to follow through but often struggle to keep promises? This article explores how the ADHD brain is driven by interest rather than importance, helping explain behaviours that are frequently misunderstood by partners and family members. By viewing ADHD through both medical and neurodiversity perspectives, you’ll discover how understanding—not judgment—can strengthen relationships and foster greater compassion.

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Can I Come in with My New Girlfriend?

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What topics should we talk about at the start of a relationship? Relationship coaching helps you and your new love to learn to communicate about challenging topics and to learn to hold each other in those vulnerable moments we all experience. Coaching allows you to become aware of old patterns and to release them. What kind of topics can you explore at the start of a relationship either with a coach or by yourselves?

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Why Won’t You Apologize?

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I am sorry are the three most powerful words in the English language if delivered with an open heart and sincerity. A meaningful apology can transform a relationship in a positive way, but an apology can also fall short and have the opposite effect. What constitutes an effective apology?

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HOMEWORK – Part One – by Mary Strachan

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It’s that time of the year again: back to school and back to homework. How do we as parents best support our children? I am sharing the blog space for today’s post with my fabulous colleague and fellow mother Mary Strachan who is the founder of Fresh Perspectives, a Parenting Coaching Service.

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Points to Consider for Parenting

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Comparing parenting styles in Great Britain and Germany to Canada
clearly shows each country or culture has different values for parenting. What seems right in one culture might be frowned upon in another. Are there any common points independent of the culture that one might want to consider for parenting and/or step-parenting?

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