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Let Your Misery Work for You: How Suffering Increases Motivation

Vicki Botnick, MA, MS, LMFT 5 min

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The Gifts of Buddhist Psychology in Western Psychotherapy

Diane Chrestman, LCSW, DCEP, CcHT 5 min

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The Value of Leisure in a Society That Prizes Activity

Louis Hoffman, PhD 4 min

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Making Peace with Reality: The Practice of Radical Acceptance

Ben Ringler, MFT 4 min

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How Perseverance and Resilience Relate to the Window of Tolerance

Nora Sabahat Takieddine, SEP, EMDR Trained 7 min

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Recovering from Infidelity: Why Does Forgiveness Feel So Dangerous?

GoodTherapy Editorial Team 7 min

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The Search for ‘Good Enough’: Recovering from Failure and Rejection

Scott Treas, Life Coaching and Therapy 5 min

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Sins or Twins? Understanding the Relationship Between Envy and Pride

Amy Quinn, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist 3 min

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FAQ/What to Expect in Therapy

Learning to Suffer: How Avoiding Your Suffering Can Make It Worse

Maury Joseph, PsyD 9 min

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The Temptation of Self-Rejection—and the Promise of Self-Acceptance

Maury Joseph, PsyD 9 min

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Rediscovering Sadness: Taking Time to Feel the Depths of Your Sorrow

Jonathan Bartlett, MA, MFT 6 min

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Finding Courage at the Crossroads of Fear and Change

Elizabeth MacGregor, Ed.D, LP, ACS. ASE, EMDR, CBT 4 min

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