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Discovering Your Signature Strengths
June 24, 2013 .
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I love my job. Love it. There are, of course, days like this one, when the 100-degree weather makes me want to bypass my office and head straight for the beach. For the most part, though, ... Read More
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Sibling Loss Increases Risk of Suicide June 21, 2013 . 9 Comments
Losing a family member is one of the hardest things a person can experience. Many families pull apart and suffer extreme emotional distress after the loss of a child or parent. This is ... Read More
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The Power of Play for Child Development and Relationships
June 21, 2013 .
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Play therapy has become a very important element of my work with families and children. In this article, I hope to give you parents some idea of how powerful play can be as an intervention ... Read More
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I’m Attracted to Other Men. Should I Leave My Wife? June 21, 2013 . 102 Comments
Thanks for your question. It sounds like there are a tangle of conflicts here and I empathize with what I think I hear in your question, which is that you are having feelings which are ... Read More
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When Do We REALLY Reach Our Sexual Prime?
June 21, 2013 .
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Alfred Kinsey reported that men hit their sexual prime in their late teens, while women don’t get that pleasure until their mid-thirties. But does the 60-year-old research that Kinsey ... Read More
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Recovering from Narcissistic Abuse, Part II: The No-Contact Rule
June 18, 2013 .
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Back view of long hair brunette girl In my previous article, I touched on the subject of narcissistic abuse recovery. I decided to write a second article as a follow-up for individuals ... Read More
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Avoidance Is an Emotional Regulation Strategy for Older Adults June 18, 2013 . 2 Comments
Avoidance is a behavior that can be seen as both adaptive and maladaptive. In psychological research, people with anxious personalities tend to avoid social situations and use avoidance ... Read More
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Family Triangles: When Someone Gets Put in the Middle
June 18, 2013 .
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“Jeanette” and “Tim”—names and identifying information have been changed—have been married for seven years when they seek couples counseling. Tim complains to the therapist ... Read More
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New Conduct Assessment Tool for Children Shows Validity and Accuracy June 14, 2013 . 5 Comments
Conduct issues are becoming a global problem for parents, educators, and children. They usually first appear and early childhood and can be identified through behavioral and psychological ... Read More
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Is It So Wrong That I Don’t Care About My Husband’s Affair? June 14, 2013 . 38 Comments
I think you hit on an essential element of your situation—it seems to be working for you. It’s very easy to get caught up in “shoulds” and external expectations and lose sight of ... Read More
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Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS): Is It for Me?
June 13, 2013 .
71 Comments
Many people have problems with daily life that begin in the brain. There are many ways this can occur. High levels of stress over time can cause problems with sleep, energy, and mood. A ... Read More
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How to Effectively Approach Your Partner About Relationship Issues
June 13, 2013 .
40 Comments
For couples to communicate effectively and be able to address issues together, the partners need to focus on their respective roles and responsibilities as the listening or the talking ... Read More