When two people are experiencing a conflict, discussion and understanding are essential to the resolution of the problem. Many of my patients, whether it be a couple’s dispute or ...
Category: Mind the Mind
Screenagers and ScreamParents
Yelling is the most commonly used form of discipline with teenagers. It is also probably the most ineffective form of discipline because it hardly ever changes your child’s ...
DEVELOPING CONFLICT INTIMACY -Beyond Couples’ Emotional and Sexual Intimacy
Disagreements, arguments and conflicts are certainly a normal, and perhaps, even a necessary part of long-term loving relationships. They are certainly an occurrence experienced by all couples. If ...
Acts of Kindness – Extinguishing Bullying
Answer the following questions. What is the opposite of “up?” What is the opposite of “left?” What is the opposite of “hot?” What is the opposite of “bullying?” Ah, ...
Please Don’t Clap for my Failures: Developing Self Esteem in Children
Recently, I was watching a rising comedian doing his standup routine. At one point in his performance he told a joke that did not elicit any laughter from ...
How do you measure your self-worth?
How do you measure your self-worth? Do you perceive yourself as a competent person? Are you successful? We live in a highly competitive society where self-worth is most ...
Following Rules? Should You Face The Door In An Elevator?
Our lives are often dictated by the rules we need to follow, and by doing the “right” thing. Rules and appropriate behavior are important in your life as they ...
“WHAT IF?” Thinking The Benefits And Hazards
The dominant thread throughout my new book, The Train Keeps Leaving Without Me: A Practical Guide to Happiness, Freedom, and Self-Fulfillment is to take control over your life and ...
PRESERVING MARRIAGE: BOREDOM (PART FOUR)
The top four reasons existing marriages most commonly end are: 1)poor communication 2) Financial issues 3) Parenting conflicts 4) Boredom. The links to the first three are ...
PRESERVING MARRIAGE: PARENTING CONFLICTS – Part Three
The top four reasons existing marriages most commonly end are: 1) poor communication, 2) financial issues, 3) parenting conflicts, and 4) boredom. This is the third part of a ...