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This article on parenting is by a practicing relationship counsellor/therapist, and father. The following suggestions will be useful for any parent or caregiver who wants to improve their relationships with their children. In more extreme situations, many of the approaches will still be directly useful, and the overall approach is a guide for what the extreme situation needs to come back to. It would also be very useful to attend relationship and/or family counselling to uncover the deeper sources of any family conflict. Main points:
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About The Author Clive Taylor has spent years of research into consciousness, zero-point physics theory, emergence theory, memes and many other new understandings coming out of mathematics, physics, sociology and psychology. His ongoing work as relationship therapist is bringing deep revelations about the nature of our psyches. Author/illustrator children's books and co-creator of a music CD. Related web site: www.becomereal.com
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