Children growing up in strong family environments are proven to do better in school, in interactions with others and are typically more successful later in life. A strong family builds self-esteem, confidence, and compassion. In this fast paced and electronic world, maintaining strong family bonds can be difficult, but through several simple actions, you can enhance the family dynamic for years to come.
Here is a list of things you and your family can do to maintain a strong unit:
Can we change the way we think? Are our brains hardwired to behave the same way in each situation or can we start to think differently?
Many of us live in our own perfectly created worlds where family, friends, and careers hold steady and change comes from external forces like marriage and children. Our lives are familiar and safe and the mental stimulation and social interactions we have remain unfettered with change.
Public Health Foundation of India Ready to Welcome Dr. Michael Lambert
3-C Family Services, PA, a research-based clinical practice consisting of psychology, psychiatry and counseling professionals, has announced that Dr. Michael Lambert, Senior Psychologist, has been invited by the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) to the Know Violence core team meeting and launch event held at the India International Centere (IIC) in New Dehli November 24-25.
Self-esteem is a term used in sociology and psychology to reflect a person’s overall emotional evaluation of his or her own worth. It is a judgment of oneself as well as an attitude toward the self. It is molded by thoughts, experiences, and relationships. While many still disagree on the definition, there are a few commonalities about self-esteem.
Where do long lasting and mutually respecting relationships come from? Are they figments of Hollywood’s imagination? Is there a genie that grants happily ever afters? Of course, we know the answer to these questions. Loving and lasting relationships do not suddenly appear overnight, but are forged after many years of commitment and mutual respect. They evolve as couples continuously transform and redefine the definition of what their relationship is and what it means to them.
