MARITAL CONFLICT
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As civilization advances and material progress takes place marital conflicts and divorce cases are increasing. Family harmony, the cornerstone of happiness in ancient times, is vanishing in many cases to an alarming degree.
By mani | Published 10/29/2007
that extra marital affairs are common in our society though they are not in exposed form but still they exist and constitute a major part of anybody's life, because it could happen to any one.
By Sudhir K Rinten | Published 2/3/2007
Did you ever wish you could have a referee settle your disputes with your spouse? That's the premise of NBC's new TV show The Marriage Ref. With Jerry Seinfeld at the helm, expect more laughs than Dr. Phil-style advice.
By Nancy Tracy | Published 2/18/2010
This article gives an overview of the 2008 study by Blodgett Salafia on the relationship between marital distress and maladjusted children.
By Elizabeth Jones | Published 11/2/2008
Apprehension about sharing intimate details of a conflicted marriage keep people out of therapy until they are on the brink of divorce. A greater understanding of what a martial therapist can and cannot do may help couples seek help sooner.
By Mona Loeser | Published 12/4/2009
The Conflicts we all face and have to deal with!
By Eric Madden | Published 1/12/2007
For couples who are considering marriage, there are a variety of pre-marital counseling topics that can be considered, including those that teach the couple to "fight fair".
By Christine Cadena | Published 11/21/2007
Learn what you will talk about during your pre-marital counseling sessions with your minister or rabbi.
By Eisla Sebastian | Published 6/24/2009
For children who are exposed to recurrent marital discord, there is a risk for developing maladaptive behaviors in response to poor sleep quality and sleep quantity.
By Christine Cadena | Published 12/31/2007
Advice for many people who are going through a stressful and troubled marriage.
By M Thomas | Published 10/13/2009
This article addresses some of the cliches associated with marriage and what a man needs to consider before you take that next step. This article also touches on God's definition of marriage.
By Paul Bright | Published 9/12/2006
The Twilight novel and movie are a hit with all ages. But isn't an adult drooling over a high school student considered pedophilia? This review gives a brief analysis of the literary merit and if college students should read them.
By Genna Rhoswen | Published 7/10/2009
For many women, postpartum depression can be a debilitating disease. Therefore, if you suspect that you may be at risk, it's important to discuss any risk factors with your doctor early in your pregnancy.
By Kelly Herdrich | Published 8/11/2009
Is it all about regular doctor visits, immunizations, and breastfeeding, or is there preventative ways to make kids mentally strong?
By Reena Das | Published 6/8/2009
Many couples are turning to a psychic to help quell a rocky relationship. Sometimes it takes more than a traditional therapist to uncover the true issues a couple is faced with.
By Cathy A Montville | Published 5/8/2009
Do you know that it is not healthy for children to see their parents fighting and arguing in front of them? Learn what the harmful effects are on children when you and your spouse fight in front of them.
By Heide Lynne Canlas | Published 3/31/2009
Family and marriage counselors in Bradenton, Florida is a brief list for anyone who may need this information.
By Sandra Bacon | Published 4/27/2009
Texting leads to misunderstandings during disagreements. The best communication is still face to face.
By Mona Loeser | Published 8/18/2009
Already financially stressed individuals are experiencing a significant increase in stress as a result of attempts to get a mortgage modification. Every area of their lives is affected. Here is what I am seeing and some ways to cope.
By Mona Loeser | Published 2/2/2010
What happened to the 'good-ol-days' of family? Where did the Beave go? Has divorce and modern culture influenced a decline in our family structure? It's up for debate. You be the judge.
By Writingsbylu | Published 12/16/2009
Psychological factors which affect each person according to his personal life history and socio-cultural environment that has developed, have a decisive influence on the process of illness and the prevention of illness and health maintenance.
By Jessica Parker | Published 1/15/2009
Holiday time is a time when family seems to come out of the walls. How can you survive when its your house they flock to?
By Mona Loeser | Published 9/29/2009
This paper examines the issue of involement of women in politics, particularly the arguments in its favour and those against it.
By Akindelly | Published 9/18/2009
The paper examines the factors influencing drug abuse in the society while also stating the effects and measures to eradicate/control it.
By Akindelly | Published 8/24/2009
You cannot shield your child from the devastating effects of divorce, but you can make it worse by using lies or denying the truth.
By Brian Daniel Stankich | Published 8/17/2009
Impotence or sometimes called erectile dysfunction is a condition in which a male is repeatedly unable to get or maintain erection to have a sexual intercourse. This article will discuss the causes and treatment of impotence.
By Nine Tailed Fox | Published 1/5/2009
To many people, the act of cheating has become more of an expected occurrence than the terrible act that it truly is.
By Gary Davis | Published 9/4/2007
Bedwetting by the child creates a turmoil in the family. Tips to deal with a child who wets the bed at night.
By Dr. Pradeep Kapoor M.D. | Published 9/13/2007
This is an article about Battered Woman Syndrome.
By dancegirl21 | Published 2/10/2009
When, or more importantly how, did the gentle, reassuring moral warmth projected by Charles M. Schulz's "Peanuts" cartoon strip lose its wide, hopeful humanistic appeal, and give way to the lurid and grotesque imagery now en vogue in Hollywood?
By Mark Motz | Published 2/9/2007
This article seeks to give practical advice to men and women with children who are contemplating divorce. It is not meant to be all-inclusive but simply gives perspectives and practical advice to help guide the reader in thinking things through.
By Jewell Hankins | Published 12/24/2006
An overview of how the season of happiness and joy, can actually be a season of depression.
By Jonathan Dean | Published 12/22/2006
Conjoint Family Therapy is a form of therapy that focuses on the family system. A description of this therapy is discussed here. Included in this description are the basics of theory, the effects of communication, the practice of therapy, and the roles of the therapist.
By Trisha Hart | Published 9/24/2007
There are several reasons as to why you should not become an alcoholic or quit if you are one already.
By Rashel Dan | Published 2/10/2007
In an open later to Focus on the Family President Jim Daly and Dr. James Dobson, I ask them to take responsibility for their despicable behavior.
By Chris A. Sosa | Published 7/11/2008
The article is an analysis of the hypothetical case of Mary.
By Razel Grace San Ramon | Published 12/30/2008
You've heard the expression, "Men always marry their Mothers." It is more true than you realize.
By Kerry Hosking | Published 3/24/2008
Spike Lee criticized Clint Eastwood this week for ignoring black soldiers in his World War II film Flags of Our Fathers. In their public feud, Eastwood said Lee should "shut his face," and Lee then reminded Eastwood that "we are not on a plantation."
By Mark Sichel | Published 6/16/2008
This is a brief look at the effect that disclosure of sexuality, or "Coming Out" has upon a family according to Family Systems Theory; an overview of systems theory, the disclosure process, and some expectations for family therapy and the therapist.
By Mark Gittner | Published 5/30/2008
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