RESOURCES
How to be Your Spouse’s #1 Cheerleader
Being your spouse’s cheerleader seemed second nature when you were dating, but what happens after marriage? Surprise yourself with 5 ways on how you can still find a cheerleader in both you and your spouse.
Committed When You Don’t Feel Like It
Life is full of choices, and so it is with marriage. Make 3 essential decisions that will help you stay committed to your spouse even when we don’t feel like it.
Coronavirus: Helping Your Spouse Grieve Loss
During this global pandemic, your spouse may experience loss. Learn how to help your spouse grieve the loss.
Cherish: Recognise Your Spouse’s Value
How valuable is your spouse to you? When are you reminded of their value? Sometimes, all it takes for you to remember their value is a list.
Family Financial Fitness
The New Year is here! You know what that means. Time to face your financial woes and set new financial goals. Fret not! Here are 6 easy steps to help you be intentional and proactive in developing a workable budget plan.
A Parents’ Guide to Screen Time during Coronavirus
Children are spending more time on their phones, tablets, and laptops. Learn how to limit their screen time with these tips.
Overcoming Anxiety In Parenting
Are you looking at ways to overcome your anxiety? Learn ways to cope as a parent and how to help children to focus on the present rather than uncertainty about the future.
Back-to-School Blues
Children have many reasons to dread going back to school, and some are worth paying attention to. Find out how you can help your child develop positive habits to combat back-to-school worries.
Educational Activities for Children Stuck at Home
Are your children bored? Stuck at home? Check out these fun educational activities for children that will help bust boredom while still encouraging learning.
The Benefits of Reading to Your Children
Reading reaps benefits; It is one of the only entertainment mediums that’s also an essential life skill. Discover age-appropriate ways on how to teach your child how to read.
Q&A: Losing our home in a fire
Question: We lost our home in a fire last month. My husband and I know we have a long road to recovery, but we’re especially
Q&A: Feeling lonely on Mother’s Day
Question: It’s Mother’s Day, and I can’t remember ever feeling so lonely. I recently lost my mother, who died suddenly last year. On top of
Q&A: Improving communication with my spouse
Question: My wife doesn’t communicate well with me. I work long hours and when I get home I want her to fill me in on
Q&A: Managing his gaming activity
Question: My eight-year-old son enjoys playing video games. We try our best to manage his playing time, but recently I saw a news story about
Q&A: Taking our anger out on each other
Question: My husband and I both seem to be angry all the time. We end up taking it out on each other, even though neither
Q&A: Making friends from the opposite sex
Question: I’m a woman who has been happily married for six years. I have several close “guy buddies” at work, and I know my husband
Q&A: Cost saving activities during school holiday
Question: Do you have any suggestions for things families can do together while the children are on school holiday? We don’t have a lot of
Q&A: Biggest change in media for our children
Question: When you compare today’s media environment to what we experienced as a teenager/young adult, what’s been the most impactful change? Answer: Without question, the
Q&A: Setting some reasonable financial goals
Question: What are some reasonable financial goals for newlyweds? My husband is already talking about buying a house and a new car. Meanwhile, I’m concerned
