Anger Management & Domestic Violence:

Discovering the dynamics of Anger and converting it into Healthy Energy:

Identifying Your Anger

  1. What Is Anger
  2. Managing Your Anger

Anger Thrives on Unmet Needs

  1. Why Can't You Just Love Me?
  2. Feeling Controlled Causes Anger
  3. Myths That Perpetuate Anger
  4. Self-Inflicted Anger

How Other Emotions Create Anger

  1. How Pride Influences Anger
  2. Fear's Effect on Anger
  3. Loneliness Creates Anger
  4. Anger Reflects Inferiority Feelings

Applying New Insights about Anger Reduction

  1. Why Anger Lingers
  2. Developing Conflict Resolution Skills
  3. Being Accountable

 

Family, Divorce & The Blended Families:

Family Life and the things that affect it!

UNDERSTANDING:

Major Issues Couples are Facing Today

Evaluation Tools:

Marriage Separation & Reconciliation Mediation

When the issues in marriage seemingly can’t be solved sometimes separation can bring the added motivation needed to make the sacrifices and changes needed to save the marriage. Separation gives the needed pain and discomfort to help us to:

 

Parenting: Today’s Ultimate Challenge In this Age and Society

Discipline:

Making it FAIR, FIRM, as well as FRIENDLY

THE PROBLEMS WE FACE:

ADULTS WORKING TOGETHER:

NOW THAT WE HAVE ALL THAT DOWN – THE BOTTOM LINE

  1. Choosing Schools – Public School – Private school – Home School – Trade School – College
  2. Strong Will – Rebellion
  3. Dating – Inner-Cultural
  4. To Transition from Disciplinarian Parent to a Resource Parent

Building Character: helping your child become all they can; understanding and knowledge for their choices; wisdom for their future options Disciplining, teaching, training, molding,

  • does it seem like new issues daily?
  • do you feel in over your head?
  • never thought it would be this difficult!
  • I’ve never been trained for this!
  • don’t know where to turn!
  • feel like I’ve lost control!
  • really want things to change.... BUT.....
  • feel like giving up!
  • are there real solutions to my problems?
  • where do I start?

Grief & Loss:

Grief is experienced with just about every loss one can experience in life. Everyone respond and deals with grief differently. There are several stages of grief that one can go through. At times you can be in two or more of them at the same time. You can also go back and forth in those stages.

They Can Be:

A Short List of Losses:

If you have lost a loved one be death, we would like to express our deepest sympathy and condolences to you and your family. This is a very awkward difficult time and at times confusing for you and the family. We would like to assist you with the steps that are now needed to make this process of grief less stressful.

Dealing with Grief & Loss in Your time of Need.......

Here are some thoughts and feeling you deal with in you time of Grief:

  1. Does anyone know how I feel?
  2. The loneliness is overwhelming!
  3. Who will take care of all those things?
  4. Life goes on but not for me!
  5. No one seems to care!
  6. Who can Help?
  7. Where do you go?
  8. What can you do?

 

Stress-Anxiety-Depression:

At times all three of these can be present. Often Stress and Anxiety can interchangeably trigger the other.

Stress is necessary for motivation. Some see stress as good, others see it as bad. Certainly too much stress can become harmful to just about everyone. Too much stress drains the body’s ability to fight off disease. There are some unknown cause of stress. Stress can be cause by anything such as:

Anxiety:

(Some causes: threats, conflicts, fears, unmet needs, individual differences) Coping with Anxiety by:

Depression:

Some causes of depression:

Vocational Guidance:

Choosing a career often is seen as a once-in-a-lifetime event beginning early on in life and working towards it during school and influences ones college courses and future job selection. But that is usually not the way it happens. Often people change jobs and vocations more than once during a lifetime.

Basic steps are:

Even Devine Leading Vocational Guidance: Choosing a career often is seen as a once-in-a-lifetime event beginning early on in life and working towards it during school and influences ones college courses and future job selection. But that is usually not the way it happens. Often people change jobs and vocations more than once during a lifetime.

Basic steps are:

Matching the person talents with job requirements Some people make Good Choices others make Poor Choices do to: