Tag Archives: relationships-blog

How a Tutor Can Help Heal a Teen Parent Relationship

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Jessica Socheski

Many parents of pre-teens and teenagers feel like pulling their hair out. We can remember what it felt like to by young and rebellious, trying to grow up fast. But that doesn’t make it any simpler when attempting to communicate … Continue reading →

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The LEAPS Process, Part II, Empathize

Posted on July 5, 2012 by Guest Author

The second step of the LEAPS process is Empathize. Empathy does not necessarily mean agreement. It means that you have a genuine concern about how another person is feeling, and a desire to understand the reasons for that feeling, even … Continue reading →

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LEAPS Conflict Resolution – Listen, Empathize, Ask, Paraphrase, Solve

Posted on June 16, 2012 by Guest Author

I started this blog as a venue for the discussion of relationships. All kinds of relationships, except that I will be avoiding any topic that might be considered pornography. This will be a family-oriented site, even in the discussion of … Continue reading →

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