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» When A Family Member Stuggles With Fear And Anxiety
By Stan Popovich | Published 08/24/2006 | Family Issues |
Do you have a family member who struggles with fear and anxiety? It can be difficult to sit by and watch the person you love struggle while you are unable to do anything. Enclosed is a list of things that you can do to help the person overcome his or her own battle with anxiety and fear.
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» Managing The Stresses and Anxieties of Maintaining A Family
By Stan Popovich | Published 08/15/2006 | Family Issues |
It can be tough in dealing with the stresses and anxieties maintaining your family and household. Some people may have a hard time taking care of the kids, holding down a job, and taking care of the house. Here are some tips on how parents can manage their stresses and anxieties of taking care of a family.
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» 5 Steps to Stress-Guard Your Family
By Dr Tony Fiore | Published 07/23/2006 | Family Issues |

Part 1: Recognize the importance of family stress management

Joe and Emily live in Southern California with their three young children. Both work and must commute 2 hours daily on busy freeways, often not getting home until 7:30 PM, exhausted and depleted.

Stressed, they have little patience for the antics of their young children. This results in frequent shouting matches, defiance on the part of the children, and escalating family tension.

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» 4 Steps to Teaching Your Family to Treat You Better
By Dr Tony Fiore | Published 07/23/2006 | Family Issues |
Case #1- Elizabeth, a 40 year old homemaker was always feeling angry and ?used? by her family, constantly saying that everybody took advantage of her. She felt that she worked like a slave but her family showed no appreciation or acknowledgement of her many efforts.
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» Shared Bedrooms - How To Make It Work
By Sherrie Le Masurier | Published 07/22/2006 | Family Issues |

If you have more children than you have space, it?s time for some creative solutions.

Sharing a bedroom means having two of everything ? duplicate beds, dressers, storage units etc. To avoid conflict over who has the better desk or dresser consider the same furnishings for both children.

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» Managing Kids And A Home Business by Daphne Succes
By Daphne Succes | Published 03/30/2006 | Family Issues |
If you are managing kids and a home business, you are already familiar with the concept of multi-tasking. In order to balance home life with a home business, you must be willing to endure the stress of missing spending all of your time with your children and with starting your own company. However, if done properly, managing kids and a home business can be one of the best things that any mom can do.
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