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The Problem With Valentine’s Day Romance
When we think about Valentine’s Day, the concept of sustainability is not what one usually conjures in one’s head. The other day, I passed by a couple playing tonsil hockey in the middle of the day on the commercial business level … Continue reading
Posted in How to, Love and Romance, Online Dating, Online Therapy, Relationships
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New Year Un-Resolutions
If you are not ready to make a change, to take responsibility for your life, or to get yourself unstuck from the patterns of behavior you repeat day in and day out, a New Year’s resolution is a practice of … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Client-centered Therapy, eTherapy, How to, Relationships, Therapy
Tagged anxiety, change, Depression, finance, New Year resolution, relationships, weight loss
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End Of The Year Sanity
What is it about the holidays that often lends us to believe people are just a little “off”? You know what I mean: cranky people, impatient drivers, obnoxious sales pitches, wacky shopping behavior, mopey faces, whining children, stressed-out spouses and … Continue reading

