Being in the Flow of Life

So, how are your New Year’s resolutions coming along?

If you’re on track still, give yourself a huge high-five, because you’re the exception! But, if you’re like most people, your earnestly resolved goal has already bitten the dust. One of the major reasons…
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Cords and Decording: releasing the burdens and unhealthy connections

Have you ever had a time in your life when you feel you can’t get by on your own, are preoccupied with someone who seems needy, or you’re in conflict with, or are really worried about someone? Then you…
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What an existential crisis is really about

I have a client who is wondering whether to take the plunge and address the underlying issues that have controlled her behavior her whole life. Up ’til now, she’s acted out in an unhealthy way in order…
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Lack of Confidence Affects Job Hunt

Cynthia is a bright, stylin’ young woman who called in a panic from London. She was considering moving there and had gone to look up old friends and seek job opportunities. Friends wanted her to stay,…
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Inherent Worthiness

(a Meditation on Happiness by Tal Ben-Shahar, PhD, in his book, Happier)“To lead a happy life, we must experience a sense of inherent worthiness. As Nathaniel Branden writes, ‘In order to seek values,…
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It’s so important to relax

It’s getting to the latter part of summer. Some people are clinging to every last sunshine moment, and some here in the USA are already buckling down to work. Americans take very little vacation time,…
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It's not just luck

Even without catastrophes throwing us for a loop, it seems hardenough to stay happy in an on-going way when everything is copacetic.The little niggling things get people down more than disasters. Andif…
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How Centering Changes Your Life

To be life-affirming and experience-altering, centering needs to bebased on a belief that we are wonderful!When they first truly center, people are often amazed to notice thatthey feel grateful for what…
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When We’re Centered, We Remember Who We Really Are

“When we remember who we really are, we bring together the universal with the personal. Instead of becoming more disembodied or rigidly spiritual, we have a sense of humor about the whole dance of life,…
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From Value Yourself Highly

In her wonderful, eponymous book, Tara Brach develops the concept of “radical acceptance.” She discusses the internal critic as ubiquitous. Beyond accepting ourselves though, those who have had their sense…
Read More

So, how are your New Year’s resolutions coming along?

If you’re on track still, give yourself a huge high-five, because you’re the exception! But, if you’re like most people, your earnestly resolved goal has already bitten the dust. One of the major reasons…
Read More

Cords and Decording: releasing the burdens and unhealthy connections

Have you ever had a time in your life when you feel you can’t get by on your own, are preoccupied with someone who seems needy, or you’re in conflict with, or are really worried about someone? Then you…
Read More

What an existential crisis is really about

I have a client who is wondering whether to take the plunge and address the underlying issues that have controlled her behavior her whole life. Up ’til now, she’s acted out in an unhealthy way in order…
Read More

Lack of Confidence Affects Job Hunt

Cynthia is a bright, stylin’ young woman who called in a panic from London. She was considering moving there and had gone to look up old friends and seek job opportunities. Friends wanted her to stay,…
Read More

Inherent Worthiness

(a Meditation on Happiness by Tal Ben-Shahar, PhD, in his book, Happier)“To lead a happy life, we must experience a sense of inherent worthiness. As Nathaniel Branden writes, ‘In order to seek values,…
Read More

It’s so important to relax

It’s getting to the latter part of summer. Some people are clinging to every last sunshine moment, and some here in the USA are already buckling down to work. Americans take very little vacation time,…
Read More

It's not just luck

Even without catastrophes throwing us for a loop, it seems hardenough to stay happy in an on-going way when everything is copacetic.The little niggling things get people down more than disasters. Andif…
Read More

How Centering Changes Your Life

To be life-affirming and experience-altering, centering needs to bebased on a belief that we are wonderful!When they first truly center, people are often amazed to notice thatthey feel grateful for what…
Read More

When We’re Centered, We Remember Who We Really Are

“When we remember who we really are, we bring together the universal with the personal. Instead of becoming more disembodied or rigidly spiritual, we have a sense of humor about the whole dance of life,…
Read More

From Value Yourself Highly

In her wonderful, eponymous book, Tara Brach develops the concept of “radical acceptance.” She discusses the internal critic as ubiquitous. Beyond accepting ourselves though, those who have had their sense…
Read More

So, how are your New Year’s resolutions coming along?

If you’re on track still, give yourself a huge high-five, because you’re the exception! But, if you’re like most people, your earnestly resolved goal has already bitten the dust. One of the major reasons…
Read More

Cords and Decording: releasing the burdens and unhealthy connections

Have you ever had a time in your life when you feel you can’t get by on your own, are preoccupied with someone who seems needy, or you’re in conflict with, or are really worried about someone? Then you…
Read More

What an existential crisis is really about

I have a client who is wondering whether to take the plunge and address the underlying issues that have controlled her behavior her whole life. Up ’til now, she’s acted out in an unhealthy way in order…
Read More

Lack of Confidence Affects Job Hunt

Cynthia is a bright, stylin’ young woman who called in a panic from London. She was considering moving there and had gone to look up old friends and seek job opportunities. Friends wanted her to stay,…
Read More

Inherent Worthiness

(a Meditation on Happiness by Tal Ben-Shahar, PhD, in his book, Happier)“To lead a happy life, we must experience a sense of inherent worthiness. As Nathaniel Branden writes, ‘In order to seek values,…
Read More

It’s so important to relax

It’s getting to the latter part of summer. Some people are clinging to every last sunshine moment, and some here in the USA are already buckling down to work. Americans take very little vacation time,…
Read More

It's not just luck

Even without catastrophes throwing us for a loop, it seems hardenough to stay happy in an on-going way when everything is copacetic.The little niggling things get people down more than disasters. Andif…
Read More

How Centering Changes Your Life

To be life-affirming and experience-altering, centering needs to bebased on a belief that we are wonderful!When they first truly center, people are often amazed to notice thatthey feel grateful for what…
Read More

When We’re Centered, We Remember Who We Really Are

“When we remember who we really are, we bring together the universal with the personal. Instead of becoming more disembodied or rigidly spiritual, we have a sense of humor about the whole dance of life,…
Read More

From Value Yourself Highly

In her wonderful, eponymous book, Tara Brach develops the concept of “radical acceptance.” She discusses the internal critic as ubiquitous. Beyond accepting ourselves though, those who have had their sense…
Read More