Tag Archives: respect

Planning to Repair your Relationships?

December 2, 2011 – 1:38 pm

This blog is a long term journey, thinking about how to promote happy, healthy relationships, that we walk through each day. And, -of course- there is crisis time! Yes, the holidays are approaching and we are confronted with the need to evaluate where we are now, and what do we want for the next year…. [...]

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Being Less Passive Aggressive Means Appreciating More

September 9, 2011 – 10:53 am

In a relationship, because we see our partner as someone we “choose,” we expect them to give us all the attention we crave. This is contrasted to relatives who are given to us, not chosen, and who don’t always give us the support we need. All humans are self-esteem machines – like expensive cars, we [...]

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Passive Aggressive Attachment

June 7, 2011 – 1:57 pm

Passive aggressive behavior from a husband is not a reaction to the present wife or the present relationship; rather, it is a learned model of interpersonal attachment, wired in a person’s brain early in life. It is a pattern learned from the interaction with the mother or caretaker, who taught him in his first year [...]

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Changing passive aggression in your mind?

April 15, 2011 – 1:36 pm

Have you heard the phrase “fake it till you make it”? There can be some powerful truth in there… Some of the latest scientific findings on the brain tells us that. brain’s power of imagination to “rehearse” optimal performance defines goal, and shapes our future. It has been known for years that you can train [...]

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How to Deal with Your Passive Aggressive Ex-Husband

February 4, 2011 – 2:04 pm

In general, you need to remember that how parents work with each other after divorce has an impact on how well children will manage. And you do care about how your children develop later in life, and want them to navigate this divorce with the least amount of harm possible. It is important to respect [...]

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