Forever Young
By Deb Silverthorn Virginia Chandler Dykes Leadership is one of the best lessons one can provide, and many Texas Woman’s University graduate students have benefited from
Category : Advice & Features
Parenting From the Father’s Perspective
By Lon Loveless | Contributor Parents often assume different roles, and especially in situations where job flexibility or work travel is required, consistent involvement by
Experience Love Better Through Self-Acceptance
By Deborah W. Dobbs | Contributor You’ve probably heard this or seen at least one of a thousand memes about it: to love others, you
Navigating the College Admissions Process? Cram Crew Can be Your GPS
By Alicia Wanek I’m proud to say that my twin daughters have made their college decisions, were accepted into the universities they wanted to attend,
How Dads’ Words and Deeds Impact the Kids
By Dr. Dean Beckloff | Contributor “Fathers be good to your daughters, daughters will love like you do.” –John
Rediscovering Yourself in an Empty Nest
By Barbara Glass “I never saw this coming. Of course, I was happy for my children’s success but did not expect to be so depressed
Personality Types and Parenting
By Deborah W. Dobbs | Contributor How do personality types affect our relationships with our children? We don’t have to dig in to all 16
Our Relationships with our Hairstylists: More than a Good “Do”
By Alicia Wanek Whether you refer to him or her as your hairstylist, your hairdresser, or your coiffeur, often it’s a committed relationship that has
When it Comes to Stroke,Time is of the Essence
By Alicia Wanek When Don M. woke up one morning to start his day, he quickly realized something wasn’t quite right. “I went to go
