Thriving, Striving, & Surviving in Single Parenthood
No sleep, no sex, no breaks, no solitude. The single parent may find themselves thinking “How can I be craving alone time but feel so desperately alone at the same time?”
No sleep, no sex, no breaks, no solitude. The single parent may find themselves thinking “How can I be craving alone time but feel so desperately alone at the same time?”
No one escapes trauma. Childhood is full of injuries that come from adventure, curiosity and unfortunately people. What if those injuries were life altering? Would you want a redo? Perhaps a better question would be: Are you willing to do the hard work that leads towards healing.
Fellow dads, have you ever looked at an old picture of yourself and thought, “Who is that guy?” “What happened to him?”
Postpartum depression is for real. As a husband it can be hard to know how to support your wife through this struggle. In this article you’ll learn how to help her from a licensed counselor.
Susan says, “My mother is constantly putting me down and comparing me to my sister, the golden child. In almost every conversation, she brings up my failures.”
Louise says, “My son, who turned 18 last October, said that he has always felt ‘in the way’. Last week, my husband said that if he could choose, he would not have any children.” Read more to find out what Josh Spurlock, Counselor & Sex Therapist, says about navigating resentment between parents and adult children.
Ever wonder how to stop that negative self-talk going on in your head? The first step to stop beating yourself up and learning to embrace positive self-talk is:Identify the negative self-talk!
In this article, you’ll learn to identify the 11 most common forms of negative self-talk that destroy self-esteem.
A few helpful guidelines about how to talk to your kids about dating as a single mom.