Tag: Parenting
— Parenting —
Empty Nest Syndrome. Why preparation is key?
I remember each and every time one of 4 of my 5 children left home. I cried non stop. Even though I knew that they weren’t very far away, in fact, one only moved a few miles down the road. But I had spent so long as a mother first and foremost that they’re moving… Read More Empty Nest Syndrome. Why preparation is key?
— self-care —
What Is Forgiveness?
Forgiveness Of Yourself Is At The Heart Of Serenity And Moving On With Our Lives. Forgiveness is often confused with reconciliation. Firstly it is not reconciliation, as this would require at least two people to be involved, and it would require a sincere apology from the other person. Secondly, forgiveness only requires you and you… Read More What Is Forgiveness?
— Disabilities —
ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) – Asperger’s Syndrome
In 2013 the DSM V (The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5) withdrew the diagnoses of Asperger’s and incorporated it under the much broader term of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders). This has been met with mixed reactions within the ASD community and people still use the term. This blog simply outlines this form… Read More ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) – Asperger’s Syndrome
— Mental Health —
Dealing With Anger As A Positive Emotion.
Anger can be seen as a negative emotion, but there are no negative emotions. All emotions serve a function for us, none are negative. It’s how we express those emotions can make how they feel negative or positive. Knowing how you react in situations and the type of anger you use can be the first… Read More Dealing With Anger As A Positive Emotion.
— Mental Health —
What is PostNatal Depression?
What is Postnatal Depression? Postnatal depression (PND) is a type of depression some women and men experience after they have had a baby. It usually develops in the first four to six weeks after childbirth, although in some cases it may not develop for several months. There can be no reason for the depression which affects… Read More What is PostNatal Depression?
— Mental Health —
Alcoholism: The Dry Drunk
When a loved one gets sober we can think great that’s it our lives will be great now. We have prayed, begged, cajoled, nagged, let’s face it we have done anything and everything to make this day happen. We are co-dependents after all. Only now we find nothing has changed except that the alcoholic doesn’t… Read More Alcoholism: The Dry Drunk
— Mental Health —
Drug Addiction: Affects On The Family
First off this post is not going to define drug addiction. But will only focus on its effects on the family and loved ones of addicts. The information can be used in relation to other addictions as well. You can find the definition of different drugs and what they are here including side effects at family… Read More Drug Addiction: Affects On The Family
— Disabilities —
Dyslexia: How To Help Your Children Part 3
In the final part, we will discuss technology, self-esteem and home life. Many of the other previous blogs ideas can be incorporated together as they tend to overflow and interact with one another. Technology Assistive Technology (AT) gives invaluable support to children with disabilities. Most children experience it from a very young age now and… Read More Dyslexia: How To Help Your Children Part 3
— Disabilities —
Dyslexia: How To Help your Children Part 2
Following on from Part 1, I would like to say that if you learn the following and nothing else that’s great: Learn everything you can about what dyslexia means for your child. Be able to communicate with the school your child is currently attending and keep communication open with them. Make sure your child has a… Read More Dyslexia: How To Help your Children Part 2
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