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You dont understand me! You blow everything out of proportion! Every married couple has heard those words at some point because all marriages have conflict. How you handle that conflict will shape your marriage for years to come. Handled correctly, conflict could be one of the best things to happen to your marriage! You dont want to miss this eye-opening discussion today on Family Talk.
You dont understand me! You blow everything out of proportion! Every married couple has heard those words at some point because all marriages have conflict. How you handle that conflict will shape your marriage for years to come. Handled correctly, conflict could be one of the best things to happen to your marriage! You dont want to miss this eye-opening discussion today on Family Talk.
Many psychologists seem to feel that all anger should be ventilated or verbalized. They say it is emotionally and physically harmful to repress or withhold any intense feeling. Can you harmonize this
Isnt it curious how in the midst of a nasty family argument we can shake out of the bad mood the instant the telephone rings or a neighbor knocks on the door?
The Bible teaches the existence of a potentially disastrous flaw in the character of man, which urges him toward sinful behavior even though he may desire to serve God. Paul referred to this inner str
It has been my observation that the Lord often leads us in a patient and progressively insistent manner. It begins with a mild sense of condemnation in the area where God wants us to grow and improve.
Question: Dr. Dobson, I have a very unhappy and miserable neighbor who can't get along with anybody. She has fought with everyone she knows at one time or another. I decided that I was going to make f
Have you ever seen a parent yell at their son or daughter? Have you ever yelled at a child? How do you break this hard habit and still be heard and obeyed?
Dr. Grace Ketterman is a child psychiatrist. She has been in the business of helping troubled families for over fifty years. For many years she was the Director of the Crittenton Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Dr. Ketterman is the mother of three and the grandmother of four. She is now in private practice, consults with school districts in the Kansas City area, and is a popular speaker both locally and nationwide. She is the author of over two dozen books, including Mothering in All Ages.
