Millennial Consumers: Why Coke Has So Many Variants
By: Stephen O’Doherty | Open House.
Soft drink behemoth Coke-a-Cola got a huge shock when Woolworths declared they would not stock yet another variation of the iconic beverage.
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How to Keep the Romance Alive
Real Romance Tips for your Relationship
We see a lot of TV programs and movies these days that show the start of romantic relationships. But not many of those are about keeping the romance alive once it has begun. Read more
When Grades Come at the Cost of Mental Health
Author: Rachel Doherty | Tweens2Teen.
The first sign of a mental health issue in teenagers is often a drop in grades. Here’s what parents can do when it’s time to make a choice.
Optical Illusions: Why They Work
Author: Stephen O’Doherty | Open House.
Can you trust what you see? Sometimes our eyes play tricks on us — or at least that’s what it seems.
What is actually happening when we are caught out by optical illusions gives a real insight (sorry) into how our brain works.
Hope and Encouragement for the Stepmum
Most little girls grow up dreaming of being a mum, but probably none dream of becoming a stepmum.
My Christian Marriage is More Important Than My Same Sex Attraction
Author: Stephen O’Doherty | Open House
Colin has same sex attraction. He describes it as something he has, rather than who he is. It doesn’t define him.
The Star – Coming to Cinemas this November
Author: Movies Change People
Experience the story of the first Christmas from an entirely new perspective. Read more
5 Tips to Make Minimalism Work for Your Family
Right now, small is big. Minimalism is popular everywhere: tiny houses, 30-item wardrobes, basic food diets and simpler lifestyles. Read more
Compassion Fatigue: What is It and What to Do About It?
If you’re a youth worker, expect to face compassion fatigue sometime. Keep it at bay with good self-care habits, including supervision.
Chill, Mum and Dad: the Digital Age Isn’t All Bad
Are parents right to be concerned about the dangers their children face in our increasingly digital world? Psychologist Kirrilie Smout is a reassuring voice for parents.