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Feeling Isolated? 5 Simple Tips for Connecting
Culture, Relationships
Laney Cline King, LCSW
December 30, 2014
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Two women talking, photo titled Amigas by Dani VR at FlickrPhoto Credit: Dani VR
American culture is one that strongly values independence and achievement over connection and the collective good. If you are feeling isolated, you are not alone. Nearly 25% of Americans report... Read More...
Living in the Present Moment = More Happiness?
Meaning, Mind
Kim Pratt, LCSW
December 22, 2014
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Sunset by Moyan Brenn with quote You can buy happiness, and it's cheap, by Tammy StrobelOriginal Photo Credit: Moyan Brenn
People are happier when living in the present moment. At least that’s what former Harvard researcher Matt Killingsworth believes. As a long-term meditator and expert on human behavior, I have to... Read More...
Sleep on it: The Benefits of a Good Night’s Sleep
Mind
Elizabeth Hopper, PhD
November 5, 2014
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Koala Sleeping in Tree - Benefits of SleepPhoto Credit: Andrew Dyson
What has been found to improve our memory, boost our mood, and make us more creative? You might be surprised to learn that it’s not a new drug, but something as simple as getting a good... Read More...
Attachment Style: How Does it Impact Your Relationships?
Relationships
Elizabeth Hopper, PhD
October 7, 2014
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Happy couple exemplifying healthy attachmentPhoto Credit: Linh Tinh
Humans have a fundamental need to form close relationships with others. Attachment theory helps us understand how we connect with others, including what gets in the way of building satisfying and... Read More...
The Secret to Success? True Grit
Mind
Ivy Hall, Ph.D.
September 24, 2014
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MLK quote about the secret to Success - "we must combine the toughness of the serpent with the softness of the dove, a tough mind and a tender heart."Photo Credit: Celestine Chua
What does it take to be successful? Innate talent? High IQ? Money? Good looks? Social IQ? Turns out, while all of those things can help contribute to success, there’s something else that plays an... Read More...
The Stigma of Psychotherapy
Culture, Mind
Clark Rector, M.A.
September 10, 2014
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Johns Hopkins Glacier with Gull, Alaska - by Maureen C. SullivanPhoto Credit: Maureen C. Sullivan
It is difficult for many of us to start therapy or other forms of psychological intervention and stick with it. While many things account for the underutilization of health care services, such as... Read More...
Can You Laugh Your Way to Good Health? Let’s See What the Data Shows!
Body, Play
Elizabeth Hopper, PhD
August 28, 2014
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Laughter is the shortest distance between two people picture. People look happy, healthy.Photo Credit: Jack Delano
We’ve all heard the saying that “laughter is the best medicine.” But how much truth is there to this idea? The good news is that preliminary research suggests that humor has a... Read More...
Value Driven Life
Body, Meaning
Ivy Hall, Ph.D.
August 18, 2014
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Jeep Sandcastle - Wailea Beach, Maui, imagery associated with clarifying values in lifePhoto Credit: Kim Pratt
Why are values important? Values give us direction and help us figure out what we want our lives to look like. They also give us motivation to go through (rather than avoid) difficult experiences,... Read More...
By Supporting Others, You Support Yourself: Findings from Social Psychology
Relationships
Elizabeth Hopper, PhD
August 8, 2014
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Peaceful image of 2 people sitting by Salt Lake, demonstrating how supporting others helps you support yourselfPhoto Credit: sebadelval at Pixabay
If relationships play such an important role in our well-being, how can we work to foster better interpersonal relationships? Many of us may already know what not to do in relationships, but... Read More...
Lazy is a Four Letter Word: Compassionate ways to Increase Motivation
Mind
Laney Cline King, LCSW
May 18, 2014
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Wayne Gretzky motivational quote: You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.Original Photo Credit: sunnyvalode97
It is bad enough to want to accomplish things when we just don’t feel we have the time, energy or motivation. So why make yourself feel even worse by calling yourself lazy? Instead, try these 7... Read More...
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