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Our perception of who we are starts to form very early in our lives. This sense of self is shaped not only from the positive ways we’re seen and treated but from the negative attitudes we’re exposed to in our ...

In this Webinar: Learn about the psychological roots of loneliness Overcome the critical inner voice that perpetuates feelings of isolation Challenge the psychological defenses that limit one’s ability to make connections In the past 40 years, the percentage of U.S. ...

“We need to live in mindful harmony with our feelings, not attempt to control them.” – Les Greenberg Emotions guide our thoughts and our actions in countless ways of which we are often unaware. Which emotions we experience, how we experience ...

A Two-Part Online Workshop 90 minutes each, Three hours total 3 CE’s Available and Sold Separately   This Webinar will introduce: Research on how childhood attachment patterns affect clients and their relationships A framework for therapists to use to facilitate ...

In this Webinar: Identify patterns of recreating past dynamics in adult romantic relationships Learn how early attachment style influences attractions and behaviors Understand how people may select, distort, and provoke partners to recreate old, familiar feelings Recognize the role childhood ...

Most people have some kind of habit in their lives that they’re either trying to change or want to change. Just because they’ve entrenched in a particular habit doesn’t mean it’s forever. The key to transforming a person’s relationship with ...

Watch the one-hour Webinar with Daring to Love author Tamsen Firestone and Dr. Lisa Firestone: When it comes to finding love, are you standing in your own way? We all seem to want our romantic relationships to work, but what if our ...

In this Webinar, clinical psychologist Dr. Danny Zamir will teach you how to help yourself or your clients to outsmart anxiety and panic symptoms. He will explain techniques to help interrupt the thought patterns and behaviors driving panic responses in ...

We avoid the very thing we want – love – for fear of again experiencing a loss that once felt irreparable. Rather than accepting the loss of relationship as inescapable, a healthier response is to feel the sadness and protest the ...

A Conversation with Dr. Kristin Neff hosted by Dr. Lisa Firestone – Having compassion for oneself is really no different than having compassion for others. Think about what the experience of compassion feels like. First, to have compassion for others you must notice ...