Category Archives: Glimpses

Time it Right—Waiting–Part I

Posted on 09/23/2011 by

WAITING is a most useful tool for having a conversation with your teenager.  Especially your child whom you are about to throttle, take away all privileges Forever, and never-ever again allow to ride with another teenage driver.  The same child … Continue reading →

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Changing Beliefs and Behaviors–the Silent Way

Posted on 08/30/2011 by

Picture the funniest cartoon you’ve ever seen as a family trying to give the family mutt a bath.  That mutt is doing everything to change anyone’s notion that dogs love water.  Pulling, jumping, growling, twisting, eyeball’s rolled back and ears … Continue reading →

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The Difficult ADULT Group Dynamic

Posted on 08/24/2011 by

“Be nice.” “Take turns.” “Share.” “Make friends.” “Have fun.” You would think that the above statements/requests were from Mom to child.  Especially a child between the ages of four and six. What if I said that I thought of these … Continue reading →

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