Marriage preparation paradoxes
From an article by the Institute for Family Studie
Current promoted behaviours that are meant to deliver later marital quality and stability produce the opposite of what they intend.
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Empty-handed ministers - 2
Geoff Knott
Are You a Good Neighbour? is an online course designed to help you apply the principles of helping without hurting in everyday life—and take the first steps toward building personal relationships with people in poverty.
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Marriage is best for long-term happiness
From an article in the Journal of Happiness Studie
Those who marry are more satisfied than those who remain single. The benefits of marriage persist in the long-term. Marriage seems to be most important in middle age. Those who are best friends with their partners have the largest well-being benefits.
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Relationship red flags
From a blog by The Institute of Family Studies
Six warning signs that indicate a relationship is in trouble and that are particularly important to root out before they do permanent damage.
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Presence is better than presents
From a study in the Journal of Social and Personal
A recent study suggests that small acts of kindness, not grand overtures, make people feel most loved and supported.
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Bullying Junior
From material by No Bully
Each year approximately 30% of students worldwide are the target of bullying. Lives are lost or forever changed. How can we challenge such behaviour?
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