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|  | | Emotional Terrorism, Breaking The Chains Of A Toxic Relationship
Are you involved in a relationship in which you feel Like you are always at fault? Yet, when you express this, the other person distorts your thoughts and feelings and uses them against you. Talking to this person feels like you are banging your head against the wall, because they re-state their opinion, repeatedly, instead of considering yours. If this feels familiar, you are involved in a toxic relationship.
Often people who are sensitive, empathic, and insecure(recipient) find themselves involved in relationships with people who believe they can do no wrong, are always right, and they believe their opinion to always be superior. Also, they are only able to entertain their own perspective (projector). This mismatch causes substantial pain and suffering for the empathic person(recipient) because they take the other persons frequent attacks to heart. Yet, the projector is, actually, the pathological person in the relationship, and their best disguise is to make the recipient feel like they are the o | |  | | How To Raise A Secure Child, Parenting With Empathy
The rates of anxiety, depression, suicide, and entitlement in today’s youth are steadily increasing. Yet, the strongest protective factor for kids is the quality of their relationship with a parent. Being a parent your child wants to is the first step. This book will tell you how to be a parent your child wants to talk to, as well as, providing critical tips for every tricky parenting dilemma a parent encounters.
Dr Erin Leonard has identified the 20 most common parenting dilemmas parents face today, and she has answers. Her insight is ground breaking and her examples are real. | |  | | Loving Well, The Key To Satisfying and Joyful Relationships
The health of our relationships is the most important aspect of our lives, particularly with our romantic partners and children. Feeling loved instills feelings of joy, comfort, peace, and contentment. When there is distance and conflict with our spouses and/or children, depression and anxiety intensify. This book describes how to maintain and sustain the closeness in these important relationships.
Currently, the divorce rate is over 50% and climbing. Too many people suffer from anxiety and depression, and not many people in committed relationships are physically intimate. Why? Because emotional closeness has been lost. Emotional closeness alleviates depression and anxiety. It leads to satisfying physical intimacy, and sustains joy, trust, and satisfaction in a person’s life. When there is emotional closeness in a marriage, there is a better chance the children in the family will be less anxious and depressed. A large portion of the population is emotionally unevolved, which means, they |
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The Single Dad's Survival Guide
by Mike Klumpp
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 You May Be Single, But You’re Not Alone.
Being a great dad is challenging enough when you’re part of a two-person team. But now you’re raising your kids single-handedly. How can you provide the emotional, physical, and spiritual support your |
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The Single Dad's Survival Guide
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You May Be Single, But You’re Not Alone.
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