Family

Is Your Stock Rising?

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, Marriage, Parenting

My stock fell hard the other day. I watched it happen. I thought that I had made some good choices in regard to my...


Beyond the Ballots

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, General

Lawns are slowly becoming littered with campaign signs. Bumpers and fenders are stuck with elephant and donkey...


Better Man Than Me

Written by: Joel Whitney, MA, LPC
Family, Parenting

As a kid, I remember my dad spending a lot of time with me. We played board games, basketball in the driveway, built a tree house and worked together every Saturday. I recall his lectures about men needing...


Cran Hill Ranch - Family Camp 2010

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Family

Cran-Hill Ranch and Winning At Home’s

Family...


Losing Control in Aisle Five

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, Parenting

Of course, it happened in the grocery store. Is there any other place?


Red Flags Warn of Impending Danger (Part 1 of 4)

Written by: Matt Biller, MA, LLMFT
Family, Marriage, Parenting

If you go to just about any beach in America and there is a red flag flapping wildly in the wind, it probably is there to serve as a warning that swimming is not recommended due to dangerous conditions. There is typically no lifeguard on duty and...


Fear Not!

Written by: Dr. Peter Newhouse
Family, Marriage

In surveys that I have studied over the years, nearly 50 percent of all people list public speaking as their number one fear, out ranking the fear of death by two to one. That’s surprising, especially if it’s not one of your fears.

The...


A Dad on Par

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, Parenting

I met Ben more than twenty years ago, when our family moved into the house that was across the street from his family’s house on a quiet cul-de-sac.

Married with four kids, Ben is a hard-working man with a firm handshake and a big laugh....


Love Goes to the Play

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, Parenting

We were sitting across from each other in two aisle seats on a flight from Georgia to Michigan. His gray suit and glasses gave him a distinguished air, but he seemed approachable too, so I struck up a conversation.

As the two of us swapped...


A Mile in Your (old) Shoes

Written by: Dan Seaborn
Family, Parenting

Let me tell you, we’re talking about a really big “if.”

If I think about it long enough and hard enough, I can remember what it was like—what it was like long, long ago—to be a kid.

If.

For starters, the piano...



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