What a year it has been! In 2022, Watersedge celebrated 10 years online. All up we have published more than 500 blogs on everything from raising kids to navigating marriage difficulties. So how did we wrap up this year? In 2022, our most popular blogs were about developing children’s Emotional Intelligence, creating healthy family relationships, and taking care of your mental health. Add in some blogs about TV and books that highlighted mental health and therapy, and it has been a solid year. Here were your top 10 blogs for 2022.
Caregivers and parents everywhere were grateful to learn that Bluey is doing more for your kids than just distracting them – it is teaching them about growing up.
An app that encourages you to take care of yourself by nurturing a virtual pet? Yes please! You loved earning more about the free version of this new app.
In the years since Disney Pixar’s Inside Out, it has become a useful tool for therapists, teachers, guardians and parents as they give children a language to understand their feelings. In this blog, we discussed how each character fits into a Zone of Regulation.
Hearing something second-hand is no fun, but this occurs all the time in different family relationships. We shine a light on the toxic communication style of Triangulation in with a spouse, kids, and in parental conflict.
Author and actor Jennette McCurdy’s memoir was a global sensation, as the former child star opened up about her life. Discussing poverty, an eating disorder, abuse and therapy, this was a timely release.
Disney Pixar does it again with Turning Red – and it turns out this Canadian-Chinese animation could teach us a lot about how to break generational trauma, manage emotions and enter puberty.
Many people have fled home during COVID-19 as the threat of domestic and family violence has escalated. We want to support them, but often we don’t pick up the signs they are in trouble. We look at some of the signs that should cause you concern in a friend.
The team at GrowAce give us what we all want – information about how the plant family we all curated during lockdown can actually contribute to our mental health!
The Marvel live action series gave us more than just another super hero– it shone a light on realities of Dissociative Identity Disorder and how it can impact a person over the course of their life.
Is it possible to stay in connection with family members who have radically different political views to you? We discuss how to navigate awkward conversations and set boundaries with the people you see at least once a year.
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