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What Makes a Risk-Taker Crave Adrenaline?
May 24, 2014 .
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While most social networking profiles are populated with photos of friends and family coupled with a few political or religious rants, it’s easy to spot the page of someone who enjoys ... Read More
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Coping with Grief: Why Forgiveness Matters So Much
May 23, 2014 .
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Death is a subject that is generally off-limits in our society. We spend much of our time denying its existence and its inexorable approach, even though we all realize that we will die ... Read More
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Am I Having a Midlife Crisis? Or Is It Something Else? May 16, 2014 . 5 Comments
I don’t buy it, the fade-away stuff. I might go for burnout, considering that your kid just finished college, which implies many years of concerned parenting, but really, I have to say ... Read More
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It Feels Like Anger, but Is It Really Anxiety?
May 15, 2014 .
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In a series of articles on GoodTherapy, I have explored the fact our anger often possesses underlying emotional triggers. My first article began the exploration by pointing out that many ... Read More
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Healthy Relationships Can Ease Anxiety
May 14, 2014 .
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We’ve all heard that life’s problems don’t disappear because of a romantic relationships. But according to a new German study, love really might conquer all. Researchers ... Read More
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Expressive Arts Visioning with Vision Boards
May 12, 2014 .
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“When you wish upon a star, Makes no difference who you are. Anything your heart desires Will come to you.” “When You Wish Upon a Star” is a song written by Leigh ... Read More
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‘Why Me’: A Story of Physical and Mental Abuse in Childhood
May 10, 2014 .
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Editor’s note: This article is an excerpt from Sarah Burleton’s New York Times bestselling child abuse memoir Why Me. The article contains sensitive detail about physical violence and ... Read More
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Why Do I Feel Intense Shame and Self-Hatred When I Masturbate? May 9, 2014 . 64 Comments
Thank you for your honest question. If anyone were to tell you that you’re “going straight to hell” for this, believe me, you’d have plenty of company on the way down—and an especially ... Read More
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Fasten Your Emotional Safety Belt
May 9, 2014 .
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Life is a far more predictably bumpy ride than anything you are likely to encounter in your daily commute, so why not fasten your emotional safety belt to keep you feeling a bit more protected? Start ... Read More
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Childhood Shyness Predicts Adult Anxiety
May 8, 2014 .
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It’s fairly common to see a child sheepishly hide behind a parent when greeting a new person, and some adults vividly remember the anxiety they experienced in childhood upon entering ... Read More
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Five Examples of Bad Therapy in Your Favorite TV Shows
May 3, 2014 .
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GoodTherapy.org is dedicated to ethical therapeutic practices, but the images people see in the media can color their perceptions of what therapy should and should not be. These portrayals ... Read More
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Paws for Thought: Tails of a Therapy Cat
May 3, 2014 .
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Meow! I am a cat therapist. No, I don’t have the fancy degree and years of experience like my human does—but like other pets in animal-assisted therapy settings, I collaborate with ... Read More