Tenant Rights: Protecting Yourself When Moving Into a Rental Space
Tenants can oftentimes be held accountable for conditions of a unit that are the result of normal wear and tear over time; other times, they may inherit the responsibility for problems caused by former occupants. This article offers tips for avoiding unfair liability and protecting tenants rights.

Submitted By Seth Mullins

Coping With the Strong-Willed Adolescent
Adolescence is one of the most creative phases of a persons life. Kids at this age are opening to depths of feeling and honing their ability to reason. Our role as parents is to find a delicate balance between being protective and giving them the freedom to explore their world.

Submitted By Seth Mullins

Protecting the Creative Spark in Children
Our educational systems, with their emphasis on strict right or wrong answers, oftentimes serve to quench childrens innate creativity. This article outlines ways whereby we may instead encourage their spontaneity, imagination and spirit of free play.

Submitted By Seth Mullins

When Partners Share a Vision
Partners can benefit from a joint vision of what they want to achieve together in worldly terms. However, such an approach can be doomed to failure in the long run because it doesn´t take into account the ways in which people change and grow. If partners make it their priority to support each other in their growth processes their relationship will stand a much better chance of surviving the often bewildering twists and turns of life´s journey.

Submitted By Seth Mullins

Talking with Children about their Adoption
Parents often feel trepidation when faced with having to tell their adopted children about where they came from. But kids more easily grow into a healthy sense of identity when they have the truth to work with.

Submitted By Seth Mullins

Lets Get Our Hands in the Dirt
Some of the healthiest occupations kids can be involved with get them outdoors and interacting with the earth. Parents who wish to cultivate this kind of a nourishing routine with their children will oftentimes have to look no further than their own back yards.

Submitted By Seth Mullins