Beyond the Debate to Real Connection
Animals have held a special place in my heart since early childhood. As a young girl, I found great joy […]
Month: May 2025
Conflict in Senior Management: A Catalyst for Change, Not a Crisis
The Two Default Responses to Conflict Within senior teams, individuals tend to default to one of two responses to conflict: […]
“You Stopped Listening. They Stopped Loving. Now What?” The Wake-Up Call Your Relationship Desperately Needs
“Side by Side, Worlds Apart: Reconnecting When the Couch Becomes a Comfort Zone” It has probably taken years to get […]
When Does Convenience Win Over the Development of a Child? The evidence is clear!
We are living in an age where convenience and busyness often dictate parenting decisions. But at what cost? When does […]
Your Thoughts and Words Shape Your World How Personal Responsibility and Mindset Create Lasting Change
I often hear people say they are listening to numerous podcasts – which is fantastic! Expanding your knowledge is always […]
A Tribute to My Mum on Mother’s Day
My Mother, My Courage My Mum Joyce Ellen – 1940–2013 It started with a wedding dress, A vow, a dream, a […]
Sex, Intimacy, and Desire: Why Respect Matters More Than You Think
Anger, emotional neglect, and disrespect are intimacy killers. It is incredibly difficult-if not impossible-for a woman to feel sexually connected […]
ADHD Does Not Walk Alone: Understanding Its Deep Link with Anxiety
A Note from Darleen Barton Dr (hc): My readers may be thinking, ‘Wow, she’s banging on a bit about ADHD […]
Childhood vs Adult ADHD: Same Disorder, Different Story
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition traditionally associated with children, but for many individuals, it continues well into adulthood, […]
Boundaries in Relationships: Building Bridges, Not Walls
People often say to me, “Darleen, I do not understand what boundaries are or how to set them without my husband […]