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The Dark Side of the Moon: How to maintain a strong connection with your teen/tween when they start to pull away
When children start to pull away from their parents, it can feel like abandonment to a parent, but it's a normal part of childhood and adolescent development. When a child is raised with secure parental relationships it can sometimes translate to a parent feeling irrelevant at times. It can be tempting to chase old childhood-dependant relationship behaviours but in doing so it can limit your opportunity to grow with your kids and allow them the freedom to gain independence.

Robin
Jun 6


Navigating the Digital World: A Teen’s Guide to Social Media Safety
Let’s dive into some practical tips and strategies to help you stay safe online!

Brooke
Mar 1


How Parents Can Support Their Teens That Are In Therapy
If you have a teenager who’s in therapy, adhering to some of these recommendations can help your child, and your family.

Brooke
Nov 30, 2024


Connection: how to build intentional opportunities for intimacy
Learn why intentional opportunities for intimacy matter and how it can improve your connection!

Robin
Aug 1, 2024


Rekindle the flame: How to rebuild romantic connection
In the ebb and flow of any long-term relationship, it’s natural for couples to face challenges that may strain their connection. However,...

Robin
Jan 4, 2024


Building Connection: How a Hot Tub keeps our relationship bubbling!
Research shows us that big things don’t keep connection alive, but rather small consistencies. Long walks, hot baths, nightly cribbage games

Robin
Jan 13, 2021
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