December 30, 2013
Grief is a complex issue to treat. The practice of mindfulness meditation can give the client a greater sense of awareness and well-being in a grieving client’s waking life, but… READ MORE
December 2, 2013
Last week we introduced schemas, core beliefs that are generated in early childhood as a result of an individual’s experiences with parents, caregivers, siblings, and peers. Schemas are deeply rooted… READ MORE
March 6, 2013
A letter from Carolyn Daitch, PhD and Lissah Lorberbaum, MA Valentine’s Day is a time when we’re inspired to embrace what’s idyllic about relationships: flowers, candle-lit dinners, and the sweetness… READ MORE
March 5, 2013
Dear Friends, 2013 is here. This year is already very special to me, because New Harbinger is celebrating its 40th anniversary of publishing powerful, evidence-based psychology resources for mental… READ MORE
By Mary NurrieStearns, LCSW, RYT Thoughts about anxiety and the physiological experience of anxiety go hand-in-hand. When your clients talk about anticipated difficult events and how they cannot cope with… READ MORE
January 15, 2013
By Randy J. Paterson, PhD Clients who are depressed, on disability, or unemployed often find themselves lapsing into an amorphous life. They can’t find reasons to get out of bed,… READ MORE
January 4, 2013
In my experience as a psychologist, I’ve noticed that our biggest obstacles are often the thoughts and feelings inside our own heads. I’m not referring to the figurative old trope… READ MORE
Do you find yourself compromising your values to smooth out a conflict? Or do you worry about that someone will judge you harshly if you speak up? Do you lie… READ MORE
There are certainly many paths to recovery. But you’ll only take one. What’s the best choice for you? We don’t know. And you can never really know. You only get… READ MORE
2024 Peace Playbook: 3 Tactics to Avoid Clashes with Your Partner
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