My Book Named Finalist in About.com Marriage Readers’ Choice Awards 2012

2012 About.com Readers' Choice Finalist

I’m excited to post that my book, Happily Married With Kids: It’s Not a Fairy Tale, was named a finalist in the About.com Marriage Readers’ Choice Awards 2012. This is one of the web’s largest networks and a true honor.

Voting is open through March 21, 2012. You will be able to vote ONCE PER DAY in each category. To vote click here.

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Here is the notification I received:

Congratulations!  We’re writing to inform you that your book has been selected as a finalist in the 2012 About.com Readers’ Choice awards.  Based on the nominations we received, Happily Married With Kids has made it onto the final ballot at http://marriage.about.com/b/2012/02/22/vote-2012-best-marriage-book-of-2011.htm .

 To learn more about the awards program , visit http://marriage.about.com/od/readers-choice-awards/tp/2012-Readers-Choice-Awards-For-Marriage-Overview.htm for an overview of the categories and program.  To learn more about the overall awards program visit http://awards.about.com.
 
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Posted on February 27, 2012 by doctorcarol        No Comments

Tips for Avoiding Affairs

No one knows of any surefire formulas for preventing affairs. Most people are tempted at some time. Marriages can recover from affairs, but avoiding them in the first place is much less painful. To recover from an affair, you must understand what happened, what the affair partner was thinking to allow the affair to occur, and what each of you can now bring to the marriage that will improve it and prevent this from occurring again.
 
Tips for Preventing and Healing After Affairs

• If you have an affair, see a therapist right away. Many couples survive infidelity.

• Discuss with your partner what he thinks he would do if he or she ever felt like having an affair. Tell him you would like the two of you to talk about it.

• Discuss and set guidelines together about what is appropriate and comfortable with regard to time spent with other people both at work and socially.

• Openly discuss affairs and possible affairs and your comfort with your partner’s behavior with people outside the marriage.

• Nothing you can do absolutely guarantees that your partner won’t have an affair, so don’t worry, make a strong marriage and enjoy the life you have.

Posted on September 16, 2011 by doctorcarol        1 Comment
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