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We all have a philosophy. Most of us just don’t know it yet. It isn’t usually something we choose deliberately. It arrived subtly, shaped by early experiences, by what we had
The Narcissist You Need to Be. There is a word that has been so thoroughly poisoned by culture that most people flinch when they hear it applied to themselves. Narcissist. Say
This article is based on psychodynamic principles, with key insights drawn from Dr. Orna Guralnik’s explanation of these concepts[1]. Like many of you, I’ve been captivated by Showtime’s groundbreaking series Couples
How do you handle your stressors when they show up? Here is an idea that I’ve used with clients that yields results: less anxiety, positive and productive thoughts, peaceful and happy
