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That’s what I like about me!

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Wasatch Woman Magazine July 2010

Here’s today’s relationship column in the July 2010 issue of Wasatch Woman Magazine, now available as an insert in the Deseret News & Salt Lake Tribune! I’m thrilled about the opportunity to inspire even more women with my column. Here’s today’s article. Enjoy.

Watch my TV segment on this topic HERE

Read “Favorite Phrases For Relationship Confrontations” WW article HERE.

Learn more about my therapy clinic HERE

The Let Down: How To Deal With Disappointment From Your Children

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Favorite Phrases For Relationship Confrontations

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Common relationship confrontations

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If you live along the Wasatch Front, pick up a copy at your local book or grocery store of…

March/April issue of Wasatch Woman Magazine

If you live out of the area then find fabulous recipes, fashion treands, relationship help, inspiring featured women, book recommendations, and more online. In this issue my relationship article answers your questions about common relationship confrontations and suggest some helpful phrases to handle them smoothly.

Have you ever encountered mother-in-law trouble, a nosey neighbor, or had a child say “I hate you!”?

Then click the logo below to read my article online.

I’d love to hear your comments about relationship confrontations. Feel free to comment below (your email will not be made public).

New Twist on New Year’s Resolution

admin — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 05:37:36 +0000

Pick up the latest issue of Wasatch Woman Magazine for my relationship article “New Year’s Resolutions: Try a “Ta Da” List”

It’s that time of year. The time when “To Do” lists get pulled out and we add to them our resolutions for the New Year. Too frequently though, by February 1, our list of good intentions has been relegated to the junk drawer due to failed attempts and we’re left feeling down on ourselves or worse yet—guilty for what we didn’t do. But, what if the answer to avoiding the guilt was to simplify and not make a “To Do” list?

You’re probably asking yourself, “How can you reach a New Year’s resolution if you don’t write it down? Isn’t that the first rule of goal setting?” Well don’t panic. Writing down things to do and ways to improve can be a helpful tool in becoming who you want to be. But the trouble with “To Do” lists is not that we use them, it’s how we use them.

Read the rest of the article online (turn to digital pg. 18)

Let me know what you think! What are your New Year’s Resoutions?