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How to Survive the Holidays and Family Gatherings
The holidays are here and we may need some strategies to help us through at times.
Why? Because right on the heels of the warm, cozy seasonal feelings come performance anxiety, overblown expectations, and… people.
The next six weeks will likely be packed full of interacting, engaging, giving, partying, visiting, and hosting friends and family.
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How to Cope with Family Estrangement
Some of us enjoyed highly functional family lives. Others of us have to face hard facts about our family’s dysfunction. Stepping firmly away from key members or an entire group of family members is sometimes the best way to protect yourself from hurtful or damaging connections. In fact, for some of us, family estrangement is the best way to limit the interactions that cause pain and promote chaos in our lives.
Reducing Family Arguments, Conflict, and Debate: 5 Tips to Keep Friction to a Minimum
A family is a complicated thing. Gathered around a holiday meal or celebrating a mutual milestone, your family may experience a host of highs and lows as you navigate a myriad of emotions and perspectives about each other’s respective lives.
Family members are usually the people who love us, support us, and encourage us. However, they can also be the people with whom we fight the most.