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Great
Fathers
Archive
2006
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Mark has a Masters degree in
counseling psychology and has been a counselor, business
consultant, sports counselor, and a certified life and
business coach. He has worked with individuals, teams, and
businesses to improve their performance for over 20 years.
Prior to life and business coaching Mark was a world-ranked
professional tennis player and has coached other
world-ranked athletes. He has helped hundreds of individuals
to implement his coaching techniques. Mark specializes in
coaching men to balance their lives and to improve the
important relationships in their lives. He is the author of
the popular e-books, 25
Secrets of Emotionally Intelligent Fathers
 ,
and Fix
Your Wife in 30 Days or Less (And Improve Yourself at the
Same Time ).
Mark is also the publisher of the “Dads Don’t Fix
your Kids” ezine for fathers. To sign up, go to
www.markbrandenburg.com
or E-Mail See
also 2005, 2004
and 2003.
Angry Fathers,
Heart Attacks, and Kids
Complaining to our
kids
Family
Rituals
Fathers, Anger, and
Breaking Barriers
Fathers,
Daughters, and Eating Disorders
Fathers vs. Mothers
Parenting Style
Forgiving your
Father for Fathers Day
Get Over it,
Kid!
Hard to Hear
the Negative
“Here’s
your water bottle, James!”
Homework, Parents,
and Kids
How can you help
your kids to control their anger better?
How do You Talk
about Your Kids?
If You Love
Someone, Set Them Free
Important
Conversations with our Kids
Invisible
Fathers
Kids Bugging
Parents--Why?
Listening to the
worst from your kids
Memories of a
Father
Men, Wives, and
Arguments
Parents, Chores, and
Kids
Parents, Egos, and
Organized Sports
The Shadow of Your
Father
Spare the Child, Ditch
the Rod
Teaching your Kids
Manners
Ten Reasons to Tell
your Kids Stories
Ten Ways to get your
Kids to Listen to You
Ten Ways to Get Your
Kids to Talk to You
Ten Ways to
Have More Responsible Children
Ten Ways to
Have Responsible Children
Ten Ways to Teach
Values to your Kids
Top Ten Ways to Raise
Emotionally Intelligent Kids
Wait 'Til Your Father
Comes Home
Want
Responsible Kids?
Why Should I Play
with My Kids?
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