This Week’s Book = Your Brain: A User’s Guide (by National Geographic) Ok, I’m back to reading! I’ll confess that I always find it challenging to pick up work-related and/or psychology-focused books after the holiday season. For some reason my brain just wants to linger in its relaxed, think-about-nothing-serious kind of state and I tend …
Well, 2015 is winding down to an end and I feel like it went fast. I also feel like that’s something that everyone says. While I’m not super down with making New Year’s resolutions, I am a huge fan of yearly recaps You know, like “10 Most Unexpected Breakups of the Year” or “The Top …
This Week’s Book = The Five Love Languages (by G. Chapman) I’ve noticed that, in the autumn months, I seem to be talking more and more with clients about relationship issues. Is it because the happy, carefree feelings of summer have left us? Honestly, I’m not too sure if there’s a correlation there. Perhaps it’s …
This Week’s Book = Kids Are Worth It! (by B. Coloroso) Picture it (yup, I’m going all Sophia from the Golden Girls on you): Poofy, feathery 80’s hair and a flowing outfit with giant shoulder pads. This is how author Barbara Coloroso presents herself in the video version (called Winning at Parenting) of the book …
This Week’s Book = This is How: Surviving What You Think You Can’t (by A. Burroughs) This book surprised me. I actually picked it up just to keep me occupied while I enjoyed a coffee and dessert at a local cafe…never thinking that it would be the topic of one of my blog posts. In …
This Week’s Book = Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find – and Keep – Love (by A. Levine & R.S.F. Heller) While I don’t see a huge number of couples in my practice, I’m often talking to individual clients about their relationships. Attachment is a concept that …
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