Are you interested in becoming one of God’s peacemakers?
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by Susan Boyan
5M ago
God blesses those people who make peace.  They will be called his children. Matthew 5:9 God loves the peacemakers. We are called to love one and other and not create conflict. In an attempt to make peace, imagine building a bridge to get to your coparent’s side.  First step is you must be committed to ... Read more ..read more
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Are you impatient with God’s answered prayers?
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by Susan Boyan
6M ago
Nothing is too hard for God and miracles happen every day. 1 Corinthians 2:9 When Jesus performed miracles, His disciples must have been in total awe of what they had witnessed!  Then after Jesus was crucified and rose from the dead, they were party to the most important and significant miracle of all time.  After ... Read more ..read more
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Read the Fine Print; It says love and forgive everyone.
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by Susan Boyan
6M ago
If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners love those who love them.   Luke 6:32     God commands us to love one another. He also commands us to forgive.  For many of us, love and forgiveness might depend upon the degree of harm, the sense of remorse and ... Read more ..read more
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How is knowing your anger triggers helpful to coparenting conflict?
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by Susan Boyan
6M ago
Knowing your anger triggers as a way to help you change your responses to coparent conflict ..read more
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Traveling back in time to increase your compassion and empathy
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by Susan Boyan
6M ago
traveling back in time to increase your compassion and empathy for your coparent ..read more
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Tips for Defusing relationship conflict
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by Susan Boyan
1y ago
A hot-tempered man causes arguments but a patient man calms a quarrel Proverbs 15:18 If you truly desire to find peace with your coparent you will need to give up blame and unforgiveness. However, is hard to know what to replace our destructive responses with when attempting to defuse conflict. There is much written on ... Read more ..read more
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How to Create a Welcoming Home for Your New Blended Family
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by Office
1y ago
  Blending a home can be a difficult task. With all the new changes happening and trying to do your best to help your stepchildren feel appreciated and loved, it can get frustrating. According to the Stepfamily Foundation, 50% of the 60 million children under the age of 13 currently live with a biological parent ... Read more ..read more
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The Evolution of Parenting Coordination
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by Office
1y ago
Problem:  Limitations Experienced by the Legal System Although the legal system is dedicated to assisting families in transition, the Court faces several obstacles.  The system has been limited in their ability to effectively assist high-conflict separating families due to the following factors: Solution:  Parenting Coordination Power Chart:  Peggy Ward, Ph.D.  (1997) Authority Access             Clinical Skills Judge ... Read more ..read more
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Dating with Children
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by Susan Boyan
1y ago
You are a single parent and feel ready to start dating.  More than likely, you have a lot of questions such as How long should I wait? When is the right time to introduce my child to someone I am dating? Here you will find some of the recommended guidelines on how best to involve ... Read more ..read more
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How Does Separation Impact Your Child’s Future Relationships?
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by Office
1y ago
How Does Separation Impact Your Child’s Future Relationships? Parental separation can affect how a child grows and matures. While the child is at risk for behavioral and academic problems through the formative adolescent and teen years, what about his or her ability to form emotional relationships with others as an adult? Studies have found that ... Read more ..read more
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