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TIPPING THE SCALE TOWARDS A FUTURE FREE OF GENDER BASED VIOLENCE
By Stacey N. Muthike · 9 months ago
TIPPING THE SCALE TOWARDS A FUTURE FREE OF GBV.
It is quite shameful that even in the 21st century, Gender based violence, a monstrous act, that we should be rid of still holds power over ...
Why Online Play Therapy is Important for Your Child?
By Jonathan Hardy · 9 months ago
In today’s fast-paced world, ensuring the mental well-being of our children is more important than ever. One innovative approach gaining popularity is online play therapy. If you're wondering why online play therapy is so important ...
Respite With Rhythm: How Music Can Provide Caregiver Respite
By Anthony Cirillo · 9 months ago
Caregiving is a noble yet demanding role that often leaves caregivers themselves in need of care. The responsibility of looking after loved ones, particularly seniors, can be physically and emotionally exhausting. In such scenarios, finding ...
Common Pregnancy Complications and How to Lower Your Risk
By Jerry Stein · 10 months ago
Pregnancy is an exciting and transformative journey, but it can also come with its share of challenges. Understanding the most common pregnancy complications and how to minimize their risks can help expectant mothers maintain a ...
Future-Proof Your Career: Upskilling and Reskilling in Australia
By Michael Wignall · 10 months ago
In the ever-shifting tapestry of Australia’s professional realm, the adage “knowledge is power” reverberates with profound resonance. As industries reshape, technologies emerge, and global challenges redefine work dynamics, the significance of upskilling and reskilling cannot ...
Anything But a Backpack Day Ideas: A 2024 Guide
By Stephen Mander · 10 months ago
Ditch the Backpack: Fun and Functional Alternatives for "Anything But a Backpack Day" (Yes, You Read That Right!)
Group of children wearing backpacks on their way to school
Ever groan under the weight of your ...
The Ultimate Guide to Buying Survival Food: Where to Find the Best Options for Your Emergency Stockpile
By David A. Waite · 10 months ago
Introduction
In an ever-changing world, being prepared for emergencies is more crucial than ever. Whether facing natural disasters, economic uncertainty, or unexpected crises, having a reliable supply of survival food can provide peace of mind ...
The Real Cost Of Being A Carer
By Leo Cleary · 10 months ago
STOP THE DWP PERSECUTION!!
The Department for work and Pensions (DWP) are currently persecuting and prosecuting claimants that are claiming Carers allowance (CA) that have been overpaid. For a person to claim CA, they must ...
The Rise of Wedding Videos in Northern Ireland in 2024
By Ryan Weir · 11 months ago
In 2024, the wedding industry in Northern Ireland is experiencing a remarkable trend: the rising popularity of wedding videos. More couples than ever before are choosing to immortalise their special day through the art of ...
Best Age for Children and Teenagers to Start Using Social Media
By Opeyemi Julia Idowu · 11 months ago
The question of when children and teenagers should start using social media platforms is an equivocal topic. Some argue in favour of early exposure aiding digital literacy and social skills; I firmly advocate placing a ...
When Is It Safe to Take Newborns Outside?
By Nancy Davis · 11 months ago
For first-time parents, the birth of a baby is a very exciting but also very stressful time. One of the many questions that people often ask is when it’s safe to take a newborn baby ...
Defining Success in Mediation
By Shane F. Loomis · 11 months ago
Defining Success in Mediation
When we are faced with conflict, one of the factors that can define the difficulty we have reaching resolution is how we define success. It is very tempting to react with ...
Fundamental Attribution Error in Divorce Mediation
By Shane F. Loomis · 1 year ago
The fundamental attribution error is “the tendency to spontaneously attribute the behavior of others to internal, personal characteristics, while ignoring or underestimating the role of external, situational factors.” Hockenberry & Nolan, Discovering Psychology (8th Ed. ...
Laughter in Fashion: The Timeless Charm of Funny T-Shirts
By Grayson Eli · 1 year ago
1.1. The Allure of the Humorous Tee
The world of fashion is ever-changing, yet one thing remains constant: the appeal of a well-crafted funny T-shirt. These tees blend wit and whimsy, creating an enjoyable experience ...
15 Frugal Tips for a Memorable Wedding Day
By Andrew Lang · 1 year ago
Planning a wedding is an exciting journey, but it can also be quite expensive. However, with some creativity and strategic planning, you can have a beautiful wedding day without breaking the bank. Here are several ...
How Discussing Asperger's Syndrome with My Child Improved His Growth and Empowerment
By Sarah Perkens · 1 year ago
Discussing Asperger's Syndrome with your child is a significant and sensitive task, especially at an early age. It involves explaining to them about their unique way of experiencing the world, their strengths, and the challenges ...
7 Must-Know Tips for Helping Your Child During Their First Week with Braces
By Simplibraces · 1 year ago
Whether your child’s first appointment is rapidly approaching or you just left their orthodontist’s office, you might be wondering how you can make the transition to life with braces smooth and painless. Well, there are ...
Parental Alienation Syndrome: Recognizing Manipulative Behaviors and Protecting Children
By Carla Corelli · 1 year ago
Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) is a complex issue that can have profound and lasting effects on children. At its core, Parental Alienation involves one parent, consciously or unconsciously, influencing their child against the other parent, ...
Work-Life Balance & Cultivating Gratitude
By Arlene Cohen Miller · 1 year ago
There is such strength, depth, and courage in a grateful heart. No matter how much we have on our plate, no matter how challenging or exhausting life may be and feel, gratitude is a game ...
The Impact of Maternal Narcissism: Healing Wounds from Childhood
By Carla Corelli · 1 year ago
Growing up with a narcissistic mother can create a complex web of experiences that continue to influence your life well into adulthood. The constant criticism, manipulation, and lack of empathy can leave lasting wounds that ...