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COVID-19

For Better or for Worse: Conflict and Connecting in Crisis

Pre-existing conflict within relationships can be magnified now that so many couples are confined in their homes – some with children, some stressed with working from home, and trying to navigate balance between personal space and togetherness. Pre-existing conflict can

Noha Darwish November 25, 2020 Article Archives, Marriage, Relationship Read more

Is COVID-19 Causing an “Epidemic” of OCD?

The COVID pandemic has caused many of us to reconsider how vulnerable we are as we move about the world and worry about whether we can cope with what this international public health crisis may bring to our communities. While

Noha Darwish November 25, 2020 Article Archives, Mental Health Read more

How to foster better working relationships even when you’re quarantined

Two professors at the Kellogg School of Management say the loss of routine and a sense of normalcy can result in disconnection and amplify distance into isolation. Here’s how to put different rituals in place to connect. With the majority

Noha Darwish October 9, 2020 Article Archives, Mental Health, Relationship Read more

COVID Isolation and Domestic Violence

From yanktondomesticviolencecenter.com

Noha Darwish October 2, 2020 Article Archives, Marriage, Mental Health, Relationship Read more

How are you staying connected with others right now?

Perhaps one of the toughest things about lockdown for many of us is not being able to see our friends or family. This can take a real toll on our mental health, so it’s important that we try to stay

Noha Darwish September 25, 2020 Article Archives, Family, Mental Health, Relationship Read more

20 Pandemic Friendly Rainy Day Activities to do as a family

Getting outside to enjoy some fresh air can be a saving grace while stuck at home during COVID-19 social distancing. While springtime brings extended daylight and warmer weather, it’s also known for gray and rainy days. To combat feelings of

Noha Darwish September 21, 2020 Article Archives, Children, Family, Friday Fun, Parenting Read more

Manage Conflict: The Aftermath of a Fight

Close quarters, lack of clear guidance, constant changes and children perpetually underfoot have left many parents scrambling to navigate the complicated process of agreeing on rules. Bridging the parental divide might feel especially frustrating and confusing right now. “Given the

Noha Darwish September 11, 2020 Family, Marriage, Mental Health, Relationship Read more

Parenting Disagreements During COVID

Close quarters, lack of clear guidance, constant changes and children perpetually underfoot have left many parents scrambling to navigate the complicated process of agreeing on rules. Bridging the parental divide might feel especially frustrating and confusing right now. “Given the

Noha Darwish September 8, 2020 Article Archives, Family, Marriage, Parenting Read more

How to host a virtual game night

It’s been a hard few weeks, and you may be experiencing some stress, loneliness, or both. Playing board games with friends and family can be one of the best ways to feel connected and relieve that stress. But many of

Noha Darwish September 8, 2020 Article Archives, Family, Friday Fun, Relationship Read more

Building Developmental Relationships With Young People During COVID-19

Search Institute’s research is demonstrating that when young people experience developmental relationships with parents, educators, youth program staff, and other adults their outcomes are better, their risk behaviors are lower, and they are more likely to be on the path

Noha Darwish September 8, 2020 Article Archives, Children, Family, Parenting, Relationship, Youth Read more
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