The PREPARE/ENRICH Assessment offers a Health and Wellness scale, exclusive to couples over age 55. The Health and Wellness scale explores health-related relationship challenges couples face as they get older.
Couple assessment
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Prepare a meal and eat together
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18 September 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Create rituals and traditions
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31 May 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Spend time together
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24 May 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Establish routines
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17 May 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Date your partner
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10 May 2018 | 0 Comments
Intentional Parenting: 8 ways to be intentional with the time you have to spend with your family - Make self-care a priority
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03 May 2018 | 0 Comments
Financial Stress and Premarital Couples
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22 January 2015 | 1 Comment
An Australian study has shown that there is a strong link between experience of financial hardship and personal psychological distress (Creed, P.A., & Miller, J. Psychological distress in the labour market: Shame or deprivation? Australian Journal of Psychology, 2006, 58, 31-39). One point made by the authors is that financial distress reduces a person’s capacity to plan and interferes with planning for a meaningful future. It is this that primarily reduces psychological wellbeing.
The golden rule of budgeting: Spend less than you earn and save and invest the rest
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14 January 2015 | 1 Comment
Money is a powerful word that conjures up a number of emotions, among them lust, envy, fear, anger, hope, scorn and disgust. Little wonder then, that the most common source of disagreement in families in Australia is money. According to a 2012 study (Hawkins et al) 40% claimed that the way their spouse handles money, was the reason for divorce (third to growing apart 55% and not able to talk together 53%.
Managing Stepfamilies at Christmas can be challenging: Choosing Realistic Expectations
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23 December 2014 | 0 Comments
Step families and remarrying couples enjoy the many benefits of married life together, but they also face many challenges of raising children and balancing family ex-partner visits as well as communicating effectively and resolving the issues involved with running a household, parenting and managing finances.