March 2012
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Ok, So Who’s To Blame?: Explaining Cancer to... →
Mar 31st
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Mar 31st
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“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it...”
– Buddhist proverb (via piecesoflogic)
Mar 30th
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Mar 30th
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“I Should’ve Known!”: Warning Signs That Your... →
Mar 30th
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How Positive Thinking Can Heal You and Increase... →
Mar 29th
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Beyond ‘Beyond Lithium’–Treament-Resistant Bipolar... →
Has it happened to you? Thought you’d achieved a modicum of mood stability—and then, next thing you know, you’re off to the races again? It’s known as treatment-resistance bipolar maintenance, and it’s not uncommong (often goes together with rapid cycling). If you feel you’ve tried everything, from mood stabilizers to the atypicals to antidepressants, and...
Mar 28th
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Treatment-Resistant Bipolar Disorder: The Latest... →
Mar 27th
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Why Parents Act As If They Want Their Children To... →
Mar 26th
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When Parents Don’t Really Want Their Children To... →
Mar 26th
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When Parents Don’t Really Want Their Children To... →
Mar 24th
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When Parents Don’t Really Want Their Children To...
In all the fuss today about helicopter parents, parents who defend their children even when wrong, parents who don’t know how to say no, I’ve observed that a contrary phenomenon exists–but goes unmentioned. If you’re in practice long enough, know enough people, or simply look hard enough, you will, from time to time, come across the parent who, deep within himself, does not want his children to...
Mar 23rd
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When a Parent Gets to Opt Out of College Tuition... →
Mar 22nd
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Mar 21st
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When Paying For Your Kids' College Isn't... →
So let’s return to yesterday’s post, where I left you with a Comparative Literature Major, enthralled by the Gaelic tradition and busily writing a thesis on its impact on James Joyce, whose novels you–along with most of the literate world–never finished. And then there was the Theater Major,  busily practicing for her role as the Chink in the Wall. She always wanted to be a Shakespearean actor,...
Mar 21st
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When College Might Be a Means to No-End: 3... →
Mar 20th
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Art Therapy and Cancer  →
Mar 19th
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Preventing Further Competition in “Stupid... →
Mar 18th
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"Stupid Young-Adult Children Tricks" →
Mar 17th
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Adult kids back at home? Tips for how to make it... →
13. It always gets that bad ‘unlucky’ rap, even in these progressive days and times. There’s just no escaping it. So it will be no surprise to parents, who thought they saw the backsides of their children when they sent them off a full-paid college experience, that 13% of parents with grown children now claim to have at least one back in the home with them. And here’s a good one. About 52% of...
Mar 16th
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Adult Children Who NEED To Live At Home: Some... →
Sometimes all the setting of boundaries, the just-say-no-ing, and the financial tough love can’t keep your adult children afloat in the outside world, and it’s time to let them come and rest their battered and weary heads in your home, under your protection, until they have the strength and wherewithal to head out again. ...
Mar 15th
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What NOT to say to someone suffering from a mental... →
Mar 15th
But What If?: Adult Children With Extenuating... →
Renee was a serious over-achiever, and had been from the moment she pushed herself out of her mother’s womb ahead of her twin, who, by anatomical rights, should have come first. She had the best dioramas in elementary school, gave the longest oral report on Roman aqueducts in the history of her school, wrote the most creative essays, attended the local community college during math class time...
Mar 14th
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Stupid Things People Say To Those With... →
Mar 14th
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How to separate adult children from your... →
Mar 13th
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The Two Principles For Encouraging Your Adult... →
Mar 12th
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When Your Parents Don't Set Any Financial Limits:... →
Mar 11th
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Inside Hypnotherapy: A Unique Language for the... →
insidehypnotherapy: Many prospective students looking for hypnotherapy training might not realize that hypnosis is a fairly broad term. There are a number of approaches in using hypnotherapy, but generally, there are two schools of thought, the Direct approach and the Indirect approach. Most people are familiar with…
Mar 11th
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“We’ll Just Fix It For You”: When Your Parents Do... →
Mar 10th
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Side effects of lithium
njmanura: SideEffects of lithium. The drug of choice in bipolar disorder. http://dld.bz/qVvD
Mar 10th
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Too much financial support of adult children harms... →
Mar 9th
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Of a boy who cured brain cancer through. .... →
Mar 8th
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Of Cabbages and Kings and. . . .Warts?: The Magic... →
Mar 7th
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The Quiet That Doesn’t Come After The Storm:... →
You’ve fought the beast—and won. You’ve stared death in the face—and he backed down. Your tests are negative, your treatments are over—all should be, well, hunky-dory. And you—you’re laid low by a crippling depression. Read on—you’re in good company....
Mar 6th
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Beyond “You Are Getting Sleepy”: Cancer and... →
If you can get over the image of a distant man waving his pocket watch (and how DOES wear a pocket watch, nowadays? Not me, I assure you), you might be astounded to find what hynposis can do for your cancer side effects, your pain, your need for medications—and, yes, just possibly, for your cancer itself. Read about it at http://wp.me/p22afJ-Hl . It’s too good—and, honestly,...
Mar 5th
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It's time to pull out those funny CDs and laugh... →
Mar 4th
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Statistics, Random Facts and Truly Bizarre... →
Mar 3rd
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The Exercise Fiend Tackles Cancer →
Mar 2nd
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How to deal with 'enquiring minds' →
Mar 1st
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