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10 Tips for talking with kids about tough issues
Many adults find it difficult to talk with their children about sex, especially as kids themselves may find it hard. Here are 10 great tips on how to engage your child in formulating approaches to life issues which will inform their whole lives ...more
 
 
Allies in Love
Loving relationships are vitally important and, unfortunately, rare. The truth is, couples today have an enormous task to undertake in order to maintain loving relationships. ...more
 
 
Death through the eyes of a child
Death hurts. When we lose someone or something we love, every level of us hurts and is affected. There is nothing that can prepare us for exactly what happens when a sudden loss occurs because every single person responds differently. ...more
 
 
How to talk with your teenage boy about p**n
Gone are the days of dog-eared Playboys under the mattress. The internet exposes young people to pornography of unprecedented extremes. Marnia Robinson and Gary Wilson speak directly to young teens in an article that can support you in your discussion wit ...more
 
 
Little Guru - Sitting at the Feet of Your Child
India seems so far away and the devoted relationship one forms with one’s guru so esoteric and demanding then along comes your first child and ‘voila’ your very own live in guru! ...more
 
 
Peace Between the Sheets: discovering healing and transformation through intimacy
Have you ever noticed that intimate relationships seem to be jinxed? You marry someone genuinely wonderful, whom you're certain you can love forever. Yet after a while a strange tension and distance has set in, and one or both of you are sure that you've ...more
 
 
Saying What’s Real: An invitation to conscious communication
Communication between people is a multilayered process. Because of this fact, many of us feel inadequate in our attempts to understand others and be understood. Whenever any two people try to communicate, there are at least two levels to that communicatio ...more
 
 
Stand up to your Wife
In this extract from his book Manhood, Steve Biddulph looks at the need for men to stand up to their partners, to value the warrior that protects their emotional castle and to set rules to their passion. Man As Loveable Dope Most modern men, when fa ...more
 
 
Teenagers and Sex: Are they ready?
How teenagers cope with their burgeoning hormones and their relationship to their sexuality has been a source of stress for parents in the West for 50 years. Tim Hartnett and Amy Cooper explore the issue of teenage sexuality ...more
 
 
The P**n and Violence link
In 2003, a study by The Australia Institute revealed alarming information on Australian teens’ exposure to violent and hard-core pornography on the internet. And it wasn’t just the figures that were alarming. The report, entitled Youth and Pornography in ...more
 
 
Who are you?
Who Am I? is a question that has been examined through the ages. For teenagers. Are you your body? Or, is your body like the clothes you wear – discarded when it’s worn out and it’s time to move on? Are you your thoughts? Or are thoughts only what you ar ...more
 
 
Why Men Leave
Men leave their families in a multitude of ways. Even if they remain in the home, many fathers are often emotionally absent. Why is this such a common occurence and what can we do about it? ...more
 
 
Your Child is like the Rain
Connecting to your child can be as simple as questioning your assumptions and concepts, writes Naomi Aldort. Learn how you can use the SALVE formula to turnaround misbehavour. ...more
 
 
 
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undefined Practical Values - Hard to Break
As the scary studies about plastic’s health effects pile up, should we kick the habit? We have become addicted to the freedom plastics have apparently afforded us, but at what cost? Are we poisoning ourselves whenever we eat or drink from a plastic contai
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undefined Be proactive with your prenatal care
Being informed is the best way to have a good childbirth. Here, the American Foundation for Maternal and Child Health provides some basic information to support the pregnant couple to make wise choices when confronted with over zealous health professional
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undefined Bonding: The journey of the mother who adopts older children
Adopting an eleven-year-old boy, Laurie Couture was determined to play catch up with years of missed bonding and attachment for her adopted son. Normally an older adoptee has more history of pain and rejection than someone younger, thus it was a great jou
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undefined Feminism Childcare and Family Mental Health: Have women been misled by equality feminism?
Have feminists, in their quest for equality rather than liberation, led women out of the frying pan into the fire, with adverse repercussions for themselves, their families, and social wellbeing? If so, as plans affecting the family develop, it is importa
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undefined Homoeopathic Disease Prevention
The first documented use of specific homoeopathic medicines to prevent specific infectious diseases was in 1801. The method is called Homoeoprophylaxis (HP). In 1801 Dr Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homoeopathy, wrote an essay titled The Cure and Prev
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