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Daily Archives: April 30, 2009
Casualties from Wars of Words
Elizabeth Cooney this past Monday in the Boston Globe on the effects family arguments have on children: There is new evidence that family arguing leaves a long-lasting imprint on children, diminishing their future happiness and ability to prosper in the … Continue reading
Posted in apologies, communication, domestic violence, Family mediation, language
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