Each year, over a hundred thousand people and hundreds of organisations celebrate National Families Week – Australia’s annual celebration of families.
Lets celebrate the meaning of family and family life - Stronger Families, Stronger Communities: National Families Week 2018
by Shane@intentional-relationship.com
In australia, children, committed relationships, community, education and wellbeing, Marriage and Relationship Educators, National Families Week, Parents, prepare-enrich, PREPARE/ENRICH, strengthening relationships, families, family, family life, international-day-of-families
26 April 2018 | 0 Comments
In australia, children, committed relationships, community, education and wellbeing, Marriage and Relationship Educators, National Families Week, Parents, prepare-enrich, PREPARE/ENRICH, strengthening relationships, families, family, family life, international-day-of-families
26 April 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Take time to unplug
by Shane@intentional-relationship.com
In affirmation, arguments, avoidance, balance, check in, closeness, communication, Conflict, love, marriage, PREPARE/ENRICH, quality time, relationship dynamics, family, gratitude, intimacy
19 April 2018 | 0 Comments
In affirmation, arguments, avoidance, balance, check in, closeness, communication, Conflict, love, marriage, PREPARE/ENRICH, quality time, relationship dynamics, family, gratitude, intimacy
19 April 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family
by Shane@intentional-relationship.com
In affirmation, arguments, avoidance, balance, check in, closeness, communication, Conflict, love, marriage, PREPARE/ENRICH, quality time, relationship dynamics, family, gratitude, intimacy
12 April 2018 | 0 Comments
In affirmation, arguments, avoidance, balance, check in, closeness, communication, Conflict, love, marriage, PREPARE/ENRICH, quality time, relationship dynamics, family, gratitude, intimacy
12 April 2018 | 0 Comments
Many people make resolutions around their own lifestyle changes that will improve their quality of life. While we tend to make unobtainable goals, many people still have a go, and some succeed. Researchers call this feeling the “fresh start effect”. They have found that we tend to motivate ourselves into good habits by using a new beginning (like the start of the week, month, year, season, etc.) as a marker to put past behavior behind us and focus on being better. It brings opportunity to reflect on the previous year and anticipate what you want the New Year to look like.
Helping couples navigate life transitions
by Shane@intentional-relationship.com
In careers, cohabiting, empty nest, marriage, Moving, Parents, prepare-enrich, PREPARE/ENRICH, Retirement, engaged, finances
05 April 2018 | 0 Comments
In careers, cohabiting, empty nest, marriage, Moving, Parents, prepare-enrich, PREPARE/ENRICH, Retirement, engaged, finances
05 April 2018 | 0 Comments