Family Support

  Disputes and conflicts are bound to arise but the way we address them can greatly impact the outcomes. Destructive conflict is characterized by negative behaviour, hostile and angry exchanges, avoiding or walking away which may lead to escalation. Learn to engage in constructive resolution for positive outcomes. Discuss your differences early before they get […]

Pheasant v Pheasant   The facts of this case may seem ridiculous! The petitioner husband alleged that the wife had not given him the spontaneous demonstrative affection which his nature demanded and for which he craved. He claimed it caused the marriage to be irretrievably broken down. This case emphasizes the fact that an issue

Choose the right friends Pick your friends wisely. It is said that you go as the friends you keep. Avoid people who give you bad advice and make you do what you don’t want to do or what is not right. This is negative peer pressure. Learn to say ‘No’ and mean it. Make friends

A parent has the responsibility for good upbringing of their children. The parenting style to a large extent influences the future of a child, shapes his or her behavior and determines how well prepared the child is to realize his or her full potential and become the best persons and adults they are meant to

  Teaching young people to manage conflict efficiently, resolve conflict in a peaceful way, reduce incidents of violence and build healthy relationships. Resolving conflict without resorting to violence is symptomatic to a young person’s inability to handle confrontation. Youths learn to be aware of the potential for conflicts in human interactions, be able to identify

  Respect and love your spouse. Better understand your spouse. Submit to your husband. Love your wife unconditionally. Treat her with love and care. Treat her well.   Communicate clearly and often. Communicate freely with each other. Share your feelings. Be open with each other.  Be a good listener. Put the phones down. Stop what

  Bullying is a serious problem in schools. It is the use of force, coercion, hurtful teasing, aggressively dominate or intimidate someone perceived as vulnerable. It is a significant problem and antisocial behavior. It occurs most often in areas where there is little or no adult supervision. It can be as direct as hitting, threatening,