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The Dr. Dobson Minute

By God’s perfect design for nearly 50 years, Dr. James Dobson has been the leading clinical voice for the celebration and preservation of the family.

To reach the next generation, the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute is remastering Dr. Dobson’s biblically-based “transforming truths” into 60-second audio messages. The new Dr. Dobson Minute will provide young families with practical insights that will strengthen marriages and help build better parenting skills.

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The Latest Dr. Dobson Minutes

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Pettiness in Marriage

Being stingy with your time or your money is no way to build a strong connection with your family.

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The Game of Life

Don't get caught up in the "more, more, more!" mindset of modern society. Money is temporary.

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Molder of Romantic Dreams

Raise your daughter with love and respect. When she's older, that's what she will look for in a husband.

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Intimacy in Marriage

Dr. Dobson encourages couples to avoid drifting apart by agreeing to the hard work of "rowing" together.

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When a Child Says “I Hate You”

When a child says "I hate you" let them cool off but don't ignore it. Show them how to handle emotions.

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A High Voltage Marriage

Giving your relationship occasional periods of space so it can "breathe" may actually draw you closer.

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Security in Defined Limits

Like guard rails on a bridge, kids feel safer when they know precisely where the boundaries are set.

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Forgiveness

Struggling to forgive and forget? Resentment harms you more than the one you resent.

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Communicating With Word Pictures

At times when sharing your feelings is difficult, try using word pictures. This can make communicating easier and help your mate to understand.

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Saying No to Our Kids

Don't let saying "No" to your kids become a habit. Unless there's a good reason, try saying "Yes" more!

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