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Friendships and social skills
Making friends can be harder for some kids than others but there are ways you can help develop your child's social skills to ensure they can build healthy friendships now and in the future.
How to talk to children about grandparents with dementia
Helping children understand why their grandparent can no longer remember their name is a hard conversation to have, but here are ten practical tips to help guide you.
Kimberley O'Brien
How to tell the kids you're separating
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What should you say to a friend who is grieving the loss of a parent?
When a friend loses a parent, it can be hard to know what to do and say.
Is it possible to 'Marie Kondo' your divorce?
It’s usually an approach taken to clearing out your cluttered drawers, but what if the same principles could make for a 'clean' divorce?
A new course helps couples decide, 'Should I stay or should I go?'
A new course is helping Australian couples decide when it might be time to turn their backs on an unhappy relationship.
I'm back from a seven-year news coma - so what's changed, world?
Imagine you have been in a coma for seven years. You wake up and the first voice you hear is Alexa.
I've realised why some people are so upset that I don't have a daughter
It's not a nice feeling to realise daughters are seen as mother's helpers.
In relationships, 'trust your sense of smell, it's often right'
It turns out that the nose may well know.
How much empathy can I expect from a child?
Don't expect her to have some kind of revelation; empathy and maturity take a while. Give it time and keep at it
Being a bad husband made me a better dad
A divorced dad and relationship coach divulges four key things to focus on in your family life.
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Can living apart lead to a happier marriage?
Meet the couples who, like Gwyneth Paltrow and her husband, don't live together.
'Don't make it your problem': choosing sides when friends break-up
Friends' allegiance becomes a big issue when a long-time couple splits.
Yes, you do have a type – and it’s likely to be your ex, new study suggests
New research finds that people tend to prefer a specific personality type across partners - and its usually one that resembles their own.
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