Using Your Personal Philosophy to Make Yourself Virtuous

Using Your Personal Philosophy to Make Yourself Virtuous

One of the special features of logic-based therapy (LBT), in contrast to other forms of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), is LBT’s matching of “guiding virtues” to “cardinal fallacies.” According to LBT, there are... Read more »
You Don’t Always Have to Be a Warrior

You Don’t Always Have to Be a Warrior

First off, I want to say that everything below, all of my thoughts here, are from observation and not experience. But I want to reflect on this idea as it keeps coming... Read more »
Worrying as a Grandparent: Balancing Love, Concern, and Trust

Worrying as a Grandparent: Balancing Love, Concern, and Trust

In my private practice, I work with a grandmother who feels like she worries “too much” about her teenage granddaughter. She often feels that when she visits with her adult children and... Read more »
The Power of Singleness | Psychology Today

The Power of Singleness | Psychology Today

Studies continue to confirm the trending rise in single women. And yet, even though this has become more of the norm, there are still deep feelings of shame around singlehood. Many conversations... Read more »
Emotion Regulation in the Classroom

Emotion Regulation in the Classroom

Co-authored by Debbie De Neve and Jonas Everaert Adolescence is a time of heightened emotion. Stress, excitement, anxiety, frustration, and joy flow through classrooms every day. But how do these emotions affect... Read more »
How Parents Are Overinvolved in Their Kids’ Careers

How Parents Are Overinvolved in Their Kids’ Careers

This general circumstance is becoming strangely common in the business world. A veteran hiring manager is impressed with a recent college graduate’s credentials. He’s attended a good school, earned excellent grades, and... Read more »
Are Narcissists Truly in the Dark About Others’ Minds?

Are Narcissists Truly in the Dark About Others’ Minds?

Riddle: How many narcissists does it take to change a lightbulb? (Answer at the end.) Loki, the shrewd villain in the Marvel Universe, was gifted with a scepter that acted as a... Read more »
The Wheel of Consent: Desire, Boundaries, and Permission

The Wheel of Consent: Desire, Boundaries, and Permission

The Wheel of Consent was developed by Dr. Betty Martin. It’s an incredibly helpful model for understanding and exploring the subtleties of giving and receiving through mindful action, bringing freedom and integrity... Read more »
Mindfulness-Oriented Therapy Reduces Craving for Opioids

Mindfulness-Oriented Therapy Reduces Craving for Opioids

Mindfulness is an approach to living with greater conscious attention, intention, and skill based on specific practices that facilitate this experience. These practices help people cultivate present-centered awareness of their internal and... Read more »
Why Do I Have to Die?

Why Do I Have to Die?

Here is the most profoundly important, and most profoundly obvious, statement that you will read today: The longer you are alive, the more likely you are to die. This is true for... Read more »
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