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    Author: Anita Inglis

    Step-Families in a Pandemic – Coping with Covid-19

    Covid-19, or the Corona virus, is big news around the world. Schools are closing, borders are closing, toilet paper stocks are at all time lows. This …
    Anita Inglis 22 November 2020
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    What About Me? Step/mums and Family Holiday Traditions

    It’s amping up to ‘that’ time of year. Holiday stress is a thing. It’s more often a thing for women. It’s often a very different…

    Anita Inglis 29 October 2020
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    Stepmums Stepping In for Happiness…

    Being a stepmum is like dancing the Hokey Tokey – step in, no not that far – you’re overstepping. Step back, no not tha…

    Anita Inglis 22 July 2020
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    One Life Enhancing Choice At A Time

    Not going to lie, I have been feeling rough physically recently. I could say it’s from the pandemic stress, but that would be a lie.…

    Anita Inglis 10 May 2020
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    The Ugly Truth About The Ex

    Are you ready to face the ugly truth about how much you contribute to the current conflict with the ex?
    Anita Inglis 24 April 2020
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    Coupling During Covid-19

    I was asked by the journalist whether I thought the lock downs/stay at home orders were contributing to the break down of relationships. My honest ans…
    Anita Inglis 23 April 2020
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    Beyond Repair?

    Focusing on what is broken or what is wrong can lead us to believe things are hopeless or broken beyond repair. Someone with the ability to see the la…
    Anita Inglis 16 April 2019
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    Why Step-moms Get Jealous & Insecure In The Most Stable Relationships

    You’re not weak or silly for feeling unsettled in your relationship when your partner’s past is so present in your situation. It’s not weird to …
    Anita Inglis 7 March 2019
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    Getting Lost In The Other

    For a long time, I felt I needed to launch this website with others. I needed the support and the validation. What I was really…

    Anita Inglis 18 February 2019
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    New Year’s Revolution – or how not to fail at doing all of the things

    When we start to ponder the coming year, as we inevitably do around this time, rather than making a laundry list of all the things you are going to no…
    Anita Inglis 31 December 2018
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