Traits of the Secure Connector (Part 5) Thanks for your prayers. We had a busy, but wonderful week speaking at Saddleback Orphan Summit and then at all five weekend services. We now have a link on our website to the Saddleback Church Weekend Services. Go to howwelove.com and then click on the “About Milan and […]
We hope to see you at one of the Saddleback Church Services this weekend. We will be doing part two of the Love Powered Parenting Series. Stop by our table in the resource area to say Hi! Rate Yourself as Secure Connector: On our website under Secure Connector we have a link to a list […]
Special Announcement – Help needed! We are thrilled to announce that we will be speaking at all of the Saddleback Church Services the weekend of May 5-6! We need some volunteers who would be willing to come and help us at each of the services. If you would like to help, please contact us at admin@howwelove.com […]
On our website under the Secure Connector area of the Love Styles page, we have a link to a list of traits a secure connector would possess (click here). For any attachment injury these are your goals. You can rate yourself to see how proficient you are at the abilities a secure connector possesses. We […]
Don’t pass us this opportunity. We are speaking with Karyn Purvis on May 2 at the Orphan Conference. While the talks are geared toward adoption any parent can benefit from what will be shared. Best of all…it’s FREE. See below for information about the conference. Register by going to Saddleback.com. click on the news and […]
Rate Yourself as Secure Connector: On our website under Secure Connector we have a link to a list of traits a secure connector would possess. For any attachment injury these are your goals. You can rate yourself to see how proficient you are at the abilities a secure connector possesses. We can all find some […]
How are vacillators and controllers alike? They both have strong opinions about how things should be done and both styles get angry. We have met a few introverted vacillators that withdraw rather than venting however most most vacillators show their anger. Both styles have difficulty showing more vulnerable feelings that underlie anger. Mad is a powerful, […]
Both pleasers and vacillators like to have others close by and both try hard to please and make others happy. The difference is vacillators really want a return for their efforts. If the pay off isn’t there or their efforts are not appreciated or reciprocated vacillators get mad. Pleasers rarely get mad because they are […]
Hi, Relationship 180 has a job opening for an Administrator position. It requires 20 hours per week. For a complete job description, and to apply, please go to http://relationship180.com Have a wonderful weekend!
Hi all! Just a quick note to let you know that the TBN show did not air today as planned and has been rescheduled to air on April 12. As soon as it airs we will post a link on the website!