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The Bloodiest Shows: Why We Watch Violent Television and How it Affects Us
We might be living in the heyday of television.
Anxiety: An Emotion to be Listened to, not a Symptom to be Eliminated
One in Three People Will Experience Anxiety According to one of the most reputable surveys of its kind, the National…
Relationships
A Powerful Way To Stop Projecting Onto Your Partner
Most of the time, when I write about couples, I focus on steps individuals can take to feel closer to…
Want a Better Relationship? Work on Collaborative Communication
Many people have only heard the term “collaborative communication” used in the context of company culture and teamwork.
Why Is Honesty So Important in a Relationship?
When we talk about honesty in relationships, our mind often goes straight to deception.Parenting
The Bloodiest Shows: Why We Watch Violent Television and How it Affects Us
We might be living in the heyday of television.
Parenting to Grow Self-awareness and Self-management
Parents teach children to notice and respond to hunger, cold, and a full bladder.
Why Do Kids Get Stuck on Certain Tasks?
When we focus on our kids’ learning process over their final product, we can take steps to help them overcome…Featured
Webinar
Challenging the Fantasy Bond
Presenter: Lisa Firestone, Ph.D.
Watch the Webinar SEE SLIDES FROM THE WEBINAR HERE [divider] Challenging the Fantasy Bond: New Book Now Available! This much-anticipated follow-up to the critically-acclaimed and bestselling The Fantasy Bond tackles the complex question of why so many of us are compelled to repeat the pain of our past while avoiding positive experiences that could…Learn More
Webinars
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When Love is Not Enough: Purpose-Centered Couple Therapy
June 6, 2023
In this Webinar: In this webinar, Dr. Stan Tatkin will discuss what predicts long-term success in adult romantic relationships. He…Learn More
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Stop Feeding Your Worry: Understand and Overcome Anxious Thinking Habits
In this Webinar: Dr. Danny Zamir will provide an in-depth understanding of excessive worry (Generalized Anxiety Disorder, “GAD”) based…Learn More