We often intrinsically know whether we feel listened to and understood, ignored, dismissed, or misunderstood by another person. But how often do we intentionally think about our capacity to listen in relationships – whether that’s work, family, romantic, social, or spiritual – and how often do we reflect on the connection between our early family experiences and how they taught us to listen (or not)? Here are a few questions to help you explore how you have learned to listen (and what you expect from other listeners).
Encouragement for Single Parents
If you are a single parent, I want to encourage you to reach out for support from family and friends or even a trained therapist.
The Glue to Intimacy
Have you ever heard that emotion is the glue to intimacy? When someone knows how we feel, we are connected.
3 Things Your Teen Wants You to Know but Is Not Telling You
Though their behavior may seem confusing, your teen’s behavior is purposeful and they are trying to communicate something to you.
