The Problem With Being Right
One of the most common pitfalls that comes with any relationship are those seemingly trivial arguments that keep both people in a bad mood for a day or so. How …
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My Child is Cutting: What Do I Do Now?
Self-injurious behaviors are not uncommon among adolescent males and females. Some of these behaviors include head banging, bruising, scratching, and cutting but this is not an exclusive list. There are …
Curiosity, The Great Relationship Saver
We appreciate and put trust in those who are self-confident. With confidence comes feelings of strength and certainty. Confidence, then, is generally thought of positively. In relationships, however, confidence can …
Trust the Process
Among the most frequent therapeutic conversations is a discussion of product vs. process mentality. The former sets up life into a series of win-lose, high risk propositions. The capacity for …
Does My Child Need to Be Tested / Evaluated by a Psychologist?
There is the old saying that “children should come with a manual”. However, to the dismay of us all, children do not come with preset directions. Therefore, adults are often …
