When Does Speech Become Violence? The words people choose and how they’re delivered have weight. If they are aimed at an individual personally with the intent of tormenting that person, that speech is a form of violence. Hate speech can have physical ramifications affecting the nervous system. Content and its delivery can result in physical […]
Whether we have been with our partner for three years or thirty, there comes a time when the honeymoon phase of the relationship starts to fade and daily routine becomes the norm. Without realizing it, the “humdrum” of everyday life and maintaining a household can affect our relationship, making it seem stale. However, […]
Family conflicts, if not handled constructively, can have negative consequences for both parents and children. Children growing up in a conflict environment often experience social, behavioural, and emotional problems. Continued conflict between parents can also impact a child’s sense of belonging and security, because parents caught in the cycle may pay little attention to their […]
Every marriage takes work. Sometimes when we fall in love we make the mistake of thinking it’s going to be one long honeymoon. Relationships can be difficult, but if we invest our time and energy into a partnership, It can be enjoyable and a source of strength for many years.
Most people assume that divorce is easier on grown up children than younger ones. After all, adults are more accustomed to stress and usually capable of handling disappointment. However, many adult children experience great difficulty when their parents split up. Here are some ways adult children of divorce and younger ones react to the change: […]
