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Thanksgiving spirit: how letting go of the past creates your better future!

by Nora Femenia on November 26, 2014 Leave a Comment

  Now is the time for letting go of the past! We all know that there is a lot of abuse in this world...from parents to children, between spouses and also in the workplace. It is around us, and if … [Read more...]

Filed Under: emotional abuse, Holiday Help Tagged With: controlling behavior, dealing with a passive aggressive marriage, definition of passive aggressive behavior, emotionally unavailable, family, family expectations, holidays

Develop Stronger Self Esteem This Holiday Season and Beyond

by Neil on December 31, 2012 Leave a Comment

motionless earthquakes

The holidays can wreak havoc on your self esteem with families who take you back to your teenage years with just one comment about your choice of living room furniture, in laws who ask your spouse … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Behaviour, Dealing, emotional abuse, Holiday Help Tagged With: christmas, dealing with a passive aggressive marriage, expectations, family, family situations, happy all the time, holidays, relationships, repairing self esteem, self esteem

Passive Aggression Can Make the Holidays Unbearable

by Neil on December 21, 2012 Leave a Comment

Passive Aggression can make the holidays, whether joyous or already emotionally challenging, almost unbearable. Hopes run high for peace and happiness and Passive Aggressive behaviors are the perfect … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Holiday Help Tagged With: christmas, dealing with a passive aggressive marriage, definition of passive aggressive behavior, dread, expectations, family, family expectations, family situations, hateful relatives, hidden anger, monster in law, passive aggressive husband, passive aggressive relatives, siblings, snippy comments, time of year

Is Anger Affecting Your Happy Holidays?

by Neil on December 17, 2012 Leave a Comment

Do you find yourself bristling at comments during the holidays that would otherwise roll off your back?  Do you get tense or sleepless just thinking about listening to a particular person at the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Dealing, emotional abuse, Holiday Help Tagged With: anger, christmas, dealing with a passive aggressive marriage, definition of passive aggressive behavior, dread, expectations, family, family situations, grinch, hateful relatives, hidden anger, relationships, resentment, snippy comments, spending time, time of year

Preserve Your Sanity This Holiday Season

by Nora Femenia on December 14, 2012 Leave a Comment

Blowing Steam - Preserve our Sanity

If you are like many of us, spending the holidays with your family fills you with an odd mix of hope, anxiety and dread. Rather than joy, most people have experienced pain and frustration in past … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Dealing, Holiday Help Tagged With: anxiety, christmas, dealing with a passive aggressive marriage, definition of passive aggressive behavior, dread, enjoyment people, expectations, family, family expectations, family situations, frustration, grinch, hidden anger, holidays, passive aggressive relatives, preserve sanity, relationships

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