Moms. Dads. We’ll get along really well if you’re also interested in…
- developing your listening skills no matter how your kids or partner express themselves
- trusting yourself and honestly expressing what’s in your heart with care for the ones you love
- journeying with fellow parents longing for heart-felt understanding, cooperation, and trust even though you doubt it’s possible some days
- creating a loving, collaborative co-parenting plan to support your changing family because you are one of many divorced parents who doesn’t want to drag your kids through bitter custody battles
- taking an honest look at where you’re at, creating a vision of where you want to be, and taking simple, do-able steps to get you from here to there
- creating your own flexible lifestyle and communication style
- growing and learning along with your kids and partner
- learning how to live with spiritedness…yours and your kids’
- giving your kids something you’ve never received or struggle to give to yourself…unconditional acceptance
- attachment parenting, the principles of nonviolence, and simple living
Out of the chaos, your family life can be more enjoyable.
Wondering where to start?
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- Listen to Family Matters Radio every Sunday and learn about parenting from the heart; blended families; recovering from and supporting your kids with OCD, depression, and anxiety; breastfeeding; empathy; family from a teen’s perspective; living your dreams; living deeply; simplicity parenting; and much more…
- Read an article about what to do when the kids fight, transforming conflict into peace, collaborative divorce, transforming fear into curiosity, love is the best discipline, and more…
- Sign up for a workshop
- and be sure to come back to see what’s new!
“Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass…It is about learning to dance in the rain!” Anonymous
“Conflict is not optional. The way we respond to it is. Peace is a way of living with conflict rather than a way of living without it.” Dominic Barter, Restorative Circles
“When you feel like giving up, remember why you held on for so long in the first place.” Unknown
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