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When Parenting Feels Like House Arrest December 29, 2010 . 6 Comments
I often hear parents describe their life as being on House Arrest. This may appear harsh initially, but completely understandable when parenting children with attachment issues and special ... Read More
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Does Organizational Philosophy Impact Workplace Psychology? December 27, 2010 . 14 Comments
Since many people spend more waking hours at their workplace than at home, the dynamics of the work environment can certainly impact their mental health. High-stress work environments increase ... Read More
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Sex and The Holidays for Couples December 27, 2010 . 4 Comments
Here are some quick tips to keep the excitement bubbling this holiday season: The holidays may be a hectic and busy time for many of us here in the Western world. Although many people ... Read More
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“The Most Wonderful Time of the Year”: A Positivity Roundup December 26, 2010 . 5 Comments
With increases in cheerfulness paralleled by increases in stress, there’s no way to definitively call the holidays (or any other season) the “most wonderful” of all—at least, not ... Read More
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From Therapy to Ink Pens: Dealing With Anxiety December 25, 2010 . 4 Comments
Anxiety is something that we all experience to some degree. Even the most cool, calm and collected individual can get a case of the nerves before a big presentation at work or a sensitive ... Read More
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Seven Ways to Cope with Loneliness December 20, 2010 . 15 Comments
Loneliness has been described as an emotion that is characterized by a feeling of emptiness and solitude. Common words people use to describe loneliness include: lost, afraid, numb, pain, ... Read More
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Mental Health and Job Loss: Relationship is Not What You’d Expect December 16, 2010 . 11 Comments
Conventional wisdom says that when a person loses their employment, their well-being, sense of self, and psychological resilience take a hit, and continue to go downhill the longer they’re ... Read More
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Nurturing Yourself During the Holidaze December 14, 2010 . 22 Comments
Holidaze is not a misspelling. It is indicative of what the holidays can feel like—a holy daze! As we run around buying gifts and preparing food and celebrations, it is easy to go ... Read More
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The Profound Impact of Human Connection December 10, 2010 . 15 Comments
Many people are so unhappy that they find a therapist or counselor to work through their struggles. Plenty more people are content enough with their lives. But some are truly happy. Where ... Read More
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“Plan” for Your Relationship to Survive and Thrive During the Holidays December 9, 2010 . 15 Comments
Will your relationship with your partner, husband or wife just “endure” through the holidays or will it thrive? I know. You’re thinking, “Are you serious? With all I have ... Read More
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Handling Eating During the Holidays December 7, 2010 . 4 Comments
It’s the time of year when I see and hear a lot of tips for handling the holidays, because it’s the time of year when food-and-drink-laden events abound, and we’re often spending ... Read More
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Holiday Blues: Breaking the Rules and Finding Relief December 6, 2010 . 2 Comments
Every year there is a great deal of talk in the media about holiday depression and how to cope with it. They talk about many important factors—financial fears, over-eating, over-drinking, ... Read More