Dr Gary Chapman and Dr Jennifer Thomas have spent over 2 years doing research on this topic by interacting with hundreds of individuals on what are...
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How has society shaped or contributed to the struggles faced by women?
Although social norms are always evolving, women are still expected to nurture their children even as they hold a full-time job. Women are...
Managing multiple roles as a woman
“When I work with women here, I always feel empowered, and it reinforces my belief that women are truly champions. Besides being a mother, sister,...
Coping with Divorce – A Man’s Perspective
Hollywood often stereotypes newly divorced men as living their best life and enjoying their newfound freedom. This portrayal of an unaffected...
Sorry Is Not Enough – Five Languages of Apology
Saying ‘sorry’ can be hard. But after doing it, is your partner or spouse still angry? Why is that so? Well, that’s because there are good and bad...
How to help your child cope with examination stress
Exam stress is a real problem which plagues many Singaporean children. Studies have shown that children were more anxious about exams compared to...
Small moments matter
It probably will not surprise you to hear that couples can get into a contentious spot for the most minute matter. Here at Project FAMILY, we hear...
The Art of Connecting with Our Children
Have you given your child a hug only to have them wriggle away with a frown? Or have you spent hours choosing a gift for your teen only to see them...
Building Harmonious Intergenerational Relationship
An elderly man who lives with his unmarried children, is unhappy and critical of them. Frequent arguments and even fights are common between the...
Children’s Journey with Divorce
Feelings of Anger “My brother and I tried to bring our parents back together, but we failed. I still feel angry that my mother moved out of the...










