Raising Arizona Kids Columns
Michael and Karen Aurit’s monthly columns as seen on RaisingArizonaKids.com
THE AURIT CENTER
THE AURIT CENTER
THE AURIT CENTER
Michael and Karen Aurit’s monthly columns as seen on RaisingArizonaKids.com
RAK’s monthly relationship column for learning simple habits to create the healthy and loving connection you desire and deserve.
A column by Karen Aurit, LAMFT
Savoring means to focus on our positive emotion in the moment, deepening into the feeling and clinging to it for a bit longer than usual.
If I love myself—my relationship will improve. Tell me more, tell me more!
Relationships can sometimes feel like a bedroom closet in desperate need of a refreshing makeover.
Roses, chocolates, and jewelry are a fun way to celebrate your love, but it is the small daily gestures that create a strong foundation for a lifetime together.
Parenting a newborn baby can unite parents in profound ways; however, it can also lead them further apart.
Could the secret to navigating holiday stress and even the success of your marriage depend on making your spouse laugh?
Ever caught yourself focusing on your partner’s negative qualities? You’re not alone.
RAK’s monthly column for separating or divorced parents to learn conflict resolution skills, strategies, and attitudes for healthy co-parenting.
A column by Michael Aurit, JD, MDR
Reframing is the most effective strategy I use as a professional mediator to help parents communicate better.
Your concern about how best to have this conversation shows that you are thoughtful and want to do what is best for your kids.
Let’s take a look inside a co-parenting mediation. Having divorced a year earlier, the parents have both agreed to some minor updates to their parenting plan.
Need better communication with your co-parent? Here are helpful tips for a communication reboot.
Research confirms the accuracy of these poignant lyrics—even for newborns.
Are co-parenting conversations turning into arguments? You are not alone. We can help align your shared co-parenting values.
In many cases, the disagreement results in conflict, making the conversation even more challenging.
