What Worries You The Most?
Brian Mansfield is a writer for USA Today and was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 48. Brian chronicles his life...
What Worries You The Most?
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Welcome From Karen
Welcome From Karen
Welcome! It brings me such pleasure to share Wisdom of the Wounded’s new website with you. Our efforts of late...
Why you shouldn’t say, “Well, at least…”
Why you shouldn’t say, “Well, at least…”
I say, “My marriage is in shambles.”You say, “At least . . .you have a marriage." I say, “John flunked out of...
Say, “I’m Sorry”
Say, “I’m Sorry”
Can you say, “I’m sorry?”
Mark Tyrell, therapist, speaker and author says: “Some people do not apologize, and can never admit they were wrong. Sorry isn’t a word they can say unless they are asking you to be.
People who don’t say sorry to their partner are much less likely to ever become married, or if they do they are much less likely to stay married. Never or seldom apologizing is a relationship crusher because one partner ends up feeling always in the wrong.”
Ask About The Crisis
Ask About The Crisis
James Cook says in our book, The Compassionate Congregation, “The most difficult time for my wife, Jean, and me was...
7 Ways to Affirm Your Child
7 Ways to Affirm Your Child
Affirm your children. Expressing praise may or may not come naturally to you, but it's important. Affirmation from Dad plays a big role in shaping a child's self-confidence and attitude. So here is a checklist which gives you 7 ways to affirm your child.
Mend A Broken Relationship
Mend A Broken Relationship
From “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff…and It’s All Small Stuff” by Richard Carlson: An acquaintance of mine, whose...
Caregiving Basic: Pray
Caregiving Basic: Pray
One of the most important and helpful guideline for effective caregiving is to pray. To pray is to acknowledge the presence of God. To pray is to connect with God; so that God can empower us.
