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During April, we tweeted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Before moving your aging family member into an assisted living facility, find out the staff to resident ratio. Do you judge your partner more than you admire them? For healthier relationships focus on the positive attributes. Sometimes just [...]
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During the month of March, we tweeted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Make an effort to learn how to handle disagreements or manage tension better in your relationship. Inform your partner of your likes and dislikes, especially if there is a difference in expectations. If you’ve grown [...]
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During the month of February, we posted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Encourage boomerang kids to develop a plan of action to achieve their goals and live independently. Expand your circle of friends by inviting an interesting acquaintance out for coffee. Hold weekly family meetings to bring [...]
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During the month of January, we posted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Follow us on Twitter for personal relationship tips every Monday. Click here to follow us. When going through a break-up, stay offline from social media and focus on in-person interactions. Learn how to fight fairly [...]
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It’s 2013. <Big sigh> Are you satisfied with your personal relationships or do you need to improve them? We’re not talking about improving or changing the person. We’re talking about what you can control — how you interact with the person. Personal relationships refer to all relationships with people in your life, including your parents, [...]
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During the month of December we posted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Follow us on Twitter for personal relationship tips every Monday. Click here to follow us. When was the last time you sent your loved one a written note? Try this old-fashioned practice instead of email/text. [...]
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During the month of November we posted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Follow us on Twitter for personal relationship tips every Monday. Click here to follow us. What do you do to nurture your friendships? Make time for people that are important to you. Take time [...]
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How many times do you ask, “Can we reschedule?” Yes, life can be hectic but have you ever thought about how your request impacts the other person? Many times we assume our family members or friends will understand. If you ask every once in a while – yes, absolutely you can expect them to understand. [...]
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During the month of October we posted the following tips on Twitter to help you achieve your personal relationship goals. Follow us on Twitter for personal relationship tips every Monday. Click here to follow us. “Never go to bed angry” may be a myth – sometimes it’s better to calm down and [...]
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Why is it that we always look forward to getting the family together for Thanksgiving but when that day arrives we say, “What was I thinking???” Is it because we are hopeful for that “perfect” family moment captured by Norman Rockwell’s Thanksgiving picture? OR Is it because we really do have short-term memory? Whatever the [...]
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