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07 May2014

The Impact of Medical/Emotional Struggles & Ways to Overcome

Written by Ackerman Website Admin. Posted in In the Press

Ackerman’s President and CEO, Lois Braverman, appears on Fox’s “Good Day Street Talk” to discuss how medical and emotional struggles can impact a family and how to overcome them.

 

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07 May2014

Why Telling a Secret is Only Half the Story

Written by Ackerman Website Admin. Posted in In the Press

Evan Imber-Black, PhD

Secrets are relational. They are shaped, kept, opened and dissolved in social contexts. From couples, siblings, parents and children to churches, corporations and governments, secrets shape our relationships through their profound geometry of who knows and who doesn’t know. Dr. Evan Imber-Black, Director of  the Families and Health Project at the Ackerman Institute for the Family, highlights why telling half a secret is only half the story.  Read the full Huffington Post article “Telling a Secret Is Only Half the Story” here.

 

 

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07 May2014

“How to Make Peace With Your Sibling” with Dr. Evan Imber-Black

Written by Ackerman Website Admin. Posted in In the Press

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“How to Make Peace With Your Sibling” by Dr. Evan Imber-Black

Evan Imber-Black, Ph.D., LMFT, Director of the Center for Families and Health at the Ackerman Institute for the Family, discusses how to make peace and enjoy a happier, healthier relationship with your sibling in this article for Next Avenue. Dr. Imber-Black addresses the ways that the topics may change — money, caring for parents, holiday plans, children — but the tension between siblings may remain on an endless loop.  The answer to the question “What can I do differently to create a different outcome?” is often nowhere to be found.  The article highlights the ways that changing your sibling relationship starts with recognizing that the problem isn’t one person’s fault. It takes two people to create the clash — though often there are others lurking in the shadows.

 

 

 

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