Keeping Your Cool When Your Lover Is On Fire with Rage
Learn to love your anger and what it is teaching you about yourself, your past, and how you want to move forward in the future.
Co-Parenting Problems and Healing Strategies
Always treat your co-parent with respect and compassion. A metaphor for co-parenting might be, "Treat them as well as you do a convenience store clerk." You want to get in and get out with as little hassle as possible.
The 5 Laws of Anger in Divorce and Co-Parenting
I believe that living with anger, creates an angry life. Showing the angry life to your kids is not the lesson you'd prefer to give them. Discharge your anger however you need to do it, but quit firing poison darts at your co-parent. You are liable to hit one of your kids instead.
Letting Go of Broken Things: A Marriage Comes Apart
Co-parenting is a cooperative relationship. When one of the partners decides to be uncooperative it changes the dynamics. However, as a positive parent, you can be the bigger partner. Choosing the positive is about every aspect of your life, and your kids are the most important relationship you can manage.