by Vanessa | Jun 13, 2014 | Adolescents, Adversity Expert, Christians, Clerygymen, Community, Dallas Teens, Daughters, Family, Fathers, Health, Healthy Emotions, Healthy relationships, Human Behavior, Human Potentials, Life, lifestyles, Living, Mother Daughter Relationship, Motherhood, Parent Child Relationship, Parenting, sex education, Sons, Teenage Pregnancy, Texas Teens, U.S. Teens, United States Teens
The father daughter relationship is important because it is part of a girl’s foundation of love, trust and security. The father daughter relationship sets the standards for respect and what she “should” expect from boys and men in other areas of her life. A daughter’s relationship and interactions with her father is a significant predictor of the type of short-term and long-term relationships she will pursue when she starts dating, and, later on, gets married. It has been said that daughters marry their fathers. That’s largely because children learn a lot about love and life by what they observe growing up. If they observe love and kindness they tend to seek those attributes in other relationships. Alternatively, if they observe abuse and neglect, they are more inclined to seek relationships accordingly. http://www.ktxdtv.com/story/25770571/psychologist-dr-trevicia-williams-father-daughter-relationships A recent study showed that fathers and mothers bond differently with daughters: Dads feel more connected and close when they are actually “doing” things with their daughters whereas moms feel closest when they are having a conversation with their daughters. 1. Doing vs. Dialogue A recent study showed that a significant “Game Changer” with fathers and daughters sense of feeling close were shared activities especially sports! Other meaningful life events for fathers and daughters include: 1. leaving home; and, 2. getting married. While the Baylor Study showed that both fathers and daughters agreed that playing sports helped them bond the most, other activities dads said enriched their relationship included: 1. Engaging in faith based activities such as church; 2. Doing projects around the house together; and, 3. Giving their daughters driving lessons. The study also showed that...
by Vanessa | Jun 11, 2014 | Health, Healthy Emotions, Healthy relationships, Human Behavior, Life, lifestyles, Living, Longevity, Pain Killers, Productivity, Success, Trust
People scurry around looking for the latest health fad to make them skinnier, happier, healthier, and look younger. They spend billions of dollars trying to seize the perfect “fix.” However, few realize the health benefits of simply smiling. Some may already be thinking that it sounds to simple to be effective. However, there’s actually sound research that confirms it works! WebMD says that a smile makes you look intelligent, attractive and helps you be successful!. A smile also says a lot about your personality. Now, that’s worth genuinely flexing your facial muscles for! #NationalSmileDay Here are nine reasons to smile more: 1 – Reduce Heart Rate – The body becomes relaxed, blood pressure is reduced, and, the the heart rate is slower when we smile. This takes a load off of the heart and helps it do it’s job without overly tasking it. Research shows that people who smile and laugh a lot reduce their chances of developing heart disease. 2 – Reduce Stress – One of the top 5 causes a range of health problems in America is stress. Smiling is a simple way to reduce stress lower the influx of stress hormone cortisol. 3 – Boost Productivity – Studies show that smiling increases productivity while working. 4 – Enhances Trust – Research confirms that people trust others who genuinely smile at them. Not only is it good for our mental health, it also improves our social health. Healthy relationships begin with the reciprocation of authentic smiles. 5 – Free Pain Killer – Proverbs says: “Laughter does good like a medicine.” Those are strong words, and, research shows...
by Vanessa | Jun 5, 2014 | Adversity Expert, Change Management, Christians, Clerygymen, Community, Controlling People, Darkness, Family, God, Healthy relationships, Human Potentials, Human Rights, Jesus, lifestyles, Manipulative People, Ministries, Mother Daughter Relationship, Motivation, Parent Child Relationship, Parenting, Pastors, Psychics, Religion, Spirituality, Witchcraft, World Religion
Psychological bullying is pervasive; however, there are ways to identify and handle manipulative people who use others for personal agendas. Psychological manipulation can be described as “undue influence” through emotional abuse and mental exploitation, with the intention to gain power, control, advantages at a targeted person’s expense. Whether it’s spiritual, pastoral, platonic, intimate, family, business, or friends, all healthy relationships involve love, respect, and, mutual concern for the well being of the other person. Most people experience healthy reciprocation of giving and taking. It occurs when there’s a balanced exchange of benefits and privileges. However, when there’s an imbalance in what is exchanged emotionally, psychologically, physically, spiritually, or financially by parties, one person is being psychologically manipulated and is used for the benefit of another. The manipulator intentionally devises a plan that creates unfair leverage of power, and exploits the targeted person for the purposes of fulfilling or accomplishing his or her plan of action. ABC’s 20/20 recently did a story about how millions of people who are hurting and in difficult situations are manipulated by psychics, readers, witchcraft workers, and, witches everyday. People spend millions of dollars seeking answers to heart felt questions that they never get. Take a look at 20/20’s story: http://abcnews.go.com/US/private-investigator-helped-recover-2m-psychic-fraud-victims/story?id=23348889. God is THE only true, wholesome, full spectrum answer to your problems. You must always question the integrity of information when you are paying for it. Pick up the King James version of the Holy Bible and read, study, learn for yourself. Accept Jesus as your Lord & Savior and ask God to come into your life, and heart. Seek Him for help. In...
by Vanessa | Jul 18, 2013 | Adversity Expert
The company U keep can make U feel rich or poor. Create an enriching environment by choosing rich minded people 2 interact with.~@DrTrevicia
by Vanessa | Jul 7, 2013 | Adversity Expert
A Hello Action Taker! I’m so excited that you’re joining me for my Strong Lives Plan mini-course where you will learn about a way to use your personal story and expertise to create an online course with my The Strong Lives Project or Done For You course creation where tech overwhelm is eliminated and my team and I create your course for you! Please check your spam and inbox for additional updates, including a link to the webinar and workbook! Talk soon! Dr....
by Vanessa | Jun 18, 2013 | Adversity Expert, child bride, Community, Dallas Teens, Family, Mother Daughter Relationship, Motherhood, Parent Child Relationship, Parenting, Teenage Pregnancy, Texas Teens, U.S. Teens, Women's Health
Dr. Trevicia Williams (Twitter: @DrTrevicia) had fun answering National New York Publicist, Annie Jennings, questions about the turbulent teen years, parent child relationships, mother teen daughter relationship dynamics and more. Dr. Trevicia Williams, is the author of the book There Are Pearls In The Pain of Every Experience, and Founder of the charity, Real Beauty Inside Out, where she offers the free workshop I Love You But I Can’t Stand You Right Now – Mother Teen Daughter Healthy Relationships. Read more about Dr. Trevicia Williams’ signature I Love You But I Can’t Stand You Right Now mother teen daughter healthy relationship interview:...
by Vanessa | Jun 16, 2013 | Adversity Expert
I find the 5 Reasons to Stop Calling Things ‘God’s Plan’ discussed in this Huffington Post article interesting http://ow.ly/m4ZiY
by Vanessa | Jun 15, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Dr. Trevicia Williams Calls Out Relationship Issue Between A Pregnant Texas Teen And Mother Texas teen, Reagan, sued her parents just a few months ago over differences of opinion about an abortion. Things got so ugly that Reagan moved out of her parent’s house into the home of her baby’s daddy. Now, she’s back at home with her parents. More about “With Parents Like These” at: abcnews.go.com US “20/20: “Reagan and Evan Madison during their wedding ceremony. Reagan’s pregnancy led to her emancipation from her parents, who she felt were pressuring her to have an abortion.” http://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-teen-sued-parents-abortion-clash-back-mom/story?id=19401667#.UbvREECsiSo I think that this is a great story to show a real life example of how important the parent child relationship is. Moreover, it’s a very good example of how a weak mother daughter relationship can lead to poor decision making and teen pregnancy. As a human behavior and parent child relationship dynamics expert, that’s why during my I Love You, But I Can’t Stand You Right Now Mother Teen Daughter Healthy Relationship free workshops, I focus on effective communication skills between mothers and their teen daughters. When teen girls feel like they can talk about sensitive issues like sex when their mothers, they are less likely to engage in risky behavior. Learn more about my seminars and workshops at: https://www.treviciawilliams.com or...
by Vanessa | Jun 12, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Struggles stretch the mind, spirit+builds one’s character. Face it, you don’t think like you think when things are gg well. #preparation
by Vanessa | Jun 7, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Success is connected w/ action. Successful ppl keep moving. They make mistakes, but they don’t quit. They get tired, but they keep working.
by Vanessa | Jun 2, 2013 | Adversity Expert
If God doesn’t change your situation b/c He’s working on changing your “set” mind, trust Him and embrace the psychological transformations.
by Vanessa | Jun 2, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Smtimes God doesn’t change a person’s situation b/c He’s working on changing his/her “set” mind, perspectives & the way process experiences.
by Vanessa | May 31, 2013 | Adversity Expert
On June 29th, I will address spiritual crimes. Too many ppl are not fulfilling their purpose. “Your soul MUST prosper BEFORE you can.”
by Vanessa | May 21, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Psychologist Dr. Trevicia Williams Slams Teen Mom Farrah Abraham, Talks About Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Teen Moms & The… » http://ow.ly/lglNL
by Vanessa | May 21, 2013 | Adversity Expert
RT @successmindedww: News #Dallas @ 6:30 p May 21 Tune to 88.1 FM or http://ow.ly/lg8EW 4 @KNTU881 interview w Psychologist, @DrTrevicia
by Vanessa | May 21, 2013 | Adversity Expert
The more you lose yourself in something bigger than yourself, the more energy you will have.~Norman Vincent Peale
by Vanessa | May 17, 2013 | Adversity Expert
May is National Month to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. I just finished a radio interview about it+the mother daughter relationship.
by Vanessa | May 10, 2013 | Adversity Expert
Get help+work thru deep emotional/psychological issues w God, tried+trusted friends and professionals. #brycereed http://ow.ly/kVfdN
by Vanessa | May 9, 2013 | Adversity Expert
As a leader, I think that humility embellishes an individual. So, it throws ppl off when I apologize or ask 4 errs 2 be brought 2 my atten.
by Vanessa | May 8, 2013 | Adversity Expert
In The Loop Kids: Healthy Mother, Teen, Daughter Relationships with Dr. Trevicia Williams Sat. May 11th #McKinney TX http://ow.ly/kQ0vx
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