TODAY | December 24, 2012
How to avoid family arguments over holidays
The holiday season is a time for families to get together and enjoy each other's company, but underlying tensions and old squabbles can often tear them apart. More magazine's Leslie Jane Seymour and relationship therapist Ian Kerner give their tips on how you can avoid the drama.
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