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Lovers, family and friends…essential. We need them all and of course, they need us! This section is dedicated to all of the different relationships that make us whole.
Nancy Dagenhart, Dr. Betty Frain, and Ruth Schweitzer-Mordecai, Marriage and Family Therapists, will lend their special expertise to this very important part of all of our lives as our Relationship, Parenting, and Grandparenting Experts.
Teaching Kids & Grands: Their Talent and Privilege Can Positively Impact Others’ Lives
Dr. Betty answers the question: My grown children have been brought up in affluence. I fear that I have spoiled them. Do you have some ideas on how we can educate them about the importance of giving back to our communities and to help those less fortunate? More...
Dating in Midlife: The 8 Traits to Date Right
Finding the Right One is serious business. More...
You’re Movin’ On and He’s Moving Home?
Dr. Betty answers the question: I finally have the joy of living in my quiet house alone. Now, my middle son wants to return home. I am feeling conflicted and a bit guilty that I don’t want to give up my privacy and share my home with my son. I want to be supportive of him; do you have any thoughts about this situation? More...
What’s your story?
What story do you want to live in this one precious life you have? More...
Improving Relationships with Adult Children of Divorce
Dr. Betty addresses the troubling issue of reestablishing relationships with adult children of divorce. More...
Spring Clean Your Relational House
Here is a check list to improve your relationships. More...
Building Family Relationships
Dr. Betty answers the question: We are planning a family reunion this summer and want it to be a memorable event that will increase our family connection. We had a retreat three years ago that did not increase our bond due to the interference of cell phones, computers and computer games. Do you have some tips for our family? More...
Empowering Grown Children to Leave The Nest
It has become common today for 24-30+ year olds to have difficulty launching themselves into their own independent lives. Often, the most loving of parents have unwittingly nurtured this situation by offering too much help. How can we empower our kids to move on? More...
