Break the [wounds + unawareness] cycle and guard your descendents
A Link-index of Basic Articles
in this Web SiteBy Peter K. Gerlach, MSW
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In May 20008, the focus of this Web site expanded from stepfamily and re/marital health to breaking the pervasive [wounds + unawareness] cycle that affects all families. A number of articles are being revised and relocated to make the site more useful to more visitors. This is a link-index of these articles.
To see all the articles here, see the site map and directory.
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Basic premises underlying all articles in this Web site
Perspective on abuse and aggression
Addiction and addiction management
How to analyze and resolve typical relationship problems
Perspective on the useful emotions of anger and frustration
Perspective on family "anger policies"
An inventory of attitudes that can nourish or hinder family relationships
Perspective on "hitting true bottom" - a requisite for effective wound recovery
Options for managing interpersonal boundary violations effectively
The vital difference between making superficial and primary changes
Understanding and managing personal and family crises
Perspective on normal personality subselves
Perspective on the toxic [wounds + unawareness] cycle - slides or text
Is it depression or normal grieving?
Perspective and options if family members dislike each other
Normal developmental needs of typical minor kids
Perspective on Dr Erik Erickson's 8 stages of human development
Traits of typical high-nurturance families, organizations and religions
Perspective on honesty, and options for dealing with dishonesty
Perspective on self-neglect and parental neglect
An illustration of three "layers" of typical relationship problems
Resolve three causes of most family "money problems"
Self-assessment quizzes on...
communication basics people & personalities
healthy grief effective parenting
families Four requisites for mutually-satisfying relationships
Perspective and options for raising self and mutual respect
A sample Bill of Personal Rights
Perspective on family roles and rules
Perspective on religion and spirituality
Use family systems concepts to improve relationships and satisfaction
Spot and dissolve Persecutor - Victim - Rescuer (PVR) relationship triangles
Options for relating well-enough to psychologically-wounded adults and kids
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Other foundation articles in this Web site
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