Relationship Tips
Practical relationship habits - compromise, active listening, maintaining individuality, planned breaks, and respectful intimacy - help most partnerships stay healthier and more honest.
Christian Dating Questions
Practical, faith-centered questions to use on a first date. Focus on chemistry, spiritual rhythms, values, past-relationship lessons, and practical compatibility to decide if you want more dates.
Online Dating Article
Enjoying single life can improve your dating prospects. Contentment builds confidence, frees you to grow, and - when paired with consistent social effort - leads to better-quality relationships.
Troubled Teens
Practical, calm strategies for parents of teenagers: stay composed, set clear rules with consistent consequences, keep communication open, teach problem-solving, and seek help for serious risks.
Love Secrets
Practical advice on conversation topics to avoid early in dating - money probes, materialism, shallow small talk, comparisons - and how to reframe sensitive discussions to build respect and trust.
Single Parents Dating
A practical update for single parents entering the dating world: prioritize children's routines, set clear boundaries, use dating apps carefully, protect health and introduce partners slowly.
Teaching Your Child Skills
Parents and caregivers are a child's first teachers. This practical guide explains how everyday habits - curiosity, clear communication, routines, and allowing independence - build the skills children need.
Positive Parenting
A practical, modern guide to positive parenting: notice good behavior, encourage effort, support your child's interests, set loving limits, and never give up on the relationship.
Personal Development Seminar
A personal development seminar helps you see how habits and beliefs across home, work, and relationships connect. Through coaching, peer practice, and practical tools - offered in in-person, online, or hybrid formats - you build transferable skills like confidence and leadership that improve multiple areas of life.
Ex
Friendship with an ex can work when both people have truly moved on and set clear boundaries. If romantic feelings persist or trust was broken, no-contact is often the healthier choice.