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- 50 Calm-Down Techniques to Try with Kids
- What's Your Listening IQ?
- Three Amazing Ways You Can Re-Parent Yourself
- When You Rely Too Much on What Others Think
- 7 Ways to Honor Yourself Every Day
- Being Called 'Mr. Sensitive' Is Actually a Compliment
J U S T P U B L I S H E D
Discovering Yourself Through a Different Lens
Knowing ourselves is essential for making supportive decisions, for taking compassionate care of ourselves and for living a fulfilling life.
The Dangers of Rising Adderall Abuse among Teens
Call it a case of unintended consequences.
A Powerful Way to Cultivate Creativity
One of the most powerful ways to cultivate our creativity is to know what we need.
The Brain Has a Mind of Its Own
It doesn’t take an encounter with a bear or a threatening gun to trigger symptoms of the fight or flight response.
“A Love Letter to My Anger” by Barbara Rogers (Pt 4)
“I am so grateful to you, my dear anger, that you empowered me to walk the path of dignity and being true to myself.
Book Review: Frientimacy
Shasta Nelson has made a career out of understanding, encouraging, and helping women make and maintain healthy friendships.
How Body Creates Mind
Something to ponder: Look at your hand.
Today I Love Sunday Morning Laziness
Today I love Sunday morning laziness as part of my recovery regimen.
When Childhood ADHD Becomes Adult ADHD
ADHD can be the worst kind of guest: one that shows up, wreaks chaos in your life, and refuses to ever leave.
How Much of the Truth Should You Tell Your Kids?
Parents have a big responsibility raising children, but they often find themselves in a quandary over how much of the truth to tell their kids. Dr.
Three Amazing Ways You Can Re-Parent Yourself
The First Way – Compassionate Accountability In my office, I’ve heard from clients stories of broken phones, punched walls, and even bent steering wheels.
How To Stop Drinking Alcohol: Finding Support And Help
Are you a slave to alcohol addiction,.
My Little Helper: Addiction and Social Anxiety
Many of us have a vice.
Book Review: Listening, Learning, Caring & Counselling
Australian mental-health expert Dr. Cate Howell, the author of Listening, Learning, Caring & Counselling: The Essential Manual for Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Counsellors and Other Healthcare Professionals on Caring for Their Clients, ...
Mending The Broken Pieces
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything.
The Psychology of a Fart
James Dougherty, who married Marilyn Monroe when he was twenty-one and she was sixteen, tells a story of how young Marilyn (then called Norma Jean) unleashed a stinker while they ...
The Spirit of Generosity- Part 2
Linda: When my husband says he loves me, I sometimes say, “Give me the details.” I like it when he’s specific.
Beliefs About Nicotine Affects Smokers’ Satisfaction
How the brain responds to nicotine may depend, at least partially, on how much nicotine the smoker thinks is in the cigarette, according to a new study by the Center […]
New Study Challenges View About Children’s Moral Judgment
Children’s ability to make moral judgments has often been underestimated, according to a new study. When making moral judgments, adults tend to focus on people’s intentions rather than on the […]
Black Survivors of Breast Cancer Score Higher in Spiritual Quality of Life
A new analysis of several thousand breast cancer survivors found differences in the overall quality of life between black and white women during both active treatment and up to two […]
Children & Teens Seek Role in Dealing With Floods
New research has found that floods have a serious impact on the well-being of children, but also that children and teens want to take on a role in flood risk management. […]
How the Brain Fills in the Blanks of Language
A new study shows that when you finish your spouse’s sentences or answer a fill-in-the-blank question, you’re engaging the brain’s relay station for memories. It’s an area that until now […]
Number Sense Just as Strong in Blind People
People who have been blind since birth are just as proficient in numerical reasoning skills as sighted people, according to a new study at Johns Hopkins University (JHU). The findings […]