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The Last Christmas Before the Divorce
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Study Skills: Choose a Good Study Area
Where you study may matter as much as what you study. You may not recall as much if you study in the wrong place.
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Helping Children Cope with Separation and Divorce
Divorce is not just between two people. It affects others close to you, especially if you have kids. Virtually all children whose parents are separating experience painful feelings such as fear, loss, anger, and confusion. But you can help them through it.
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5 Apologies That Always Work
In any apology, the hearer is usually willing to accept it if they believe the apologizer is sincere. The problem comes in how we determine whether or not someone is sincere. This all has to do with how you were taught to apologize in your family growing up.
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Top Ten Ways to Support Someone in Being Their Best
You've heard it said - "Be the best you can be." Whether it is your teenager, your spouse, an employee, a mentee, or a dear friend...here are practical ways to help those you care about get there.
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How to Help a Person in Crisis
If you know someone who is in crisis, how can you help them? Here is some advice from experts.
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What's Your Communication Style?
If you find yourself frustrated, stifled, pushed, or confused about your current relationship, take a look at your communication style.
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What Is Verbal and Emotional Abuse?
Verbal abuse may seem invisible. But the effects can be extremely damaging.