Emotional Health 
Boundaries and You by Ann K. Wexler, PhD (2)
You have probably heard the term “Boundaries” often and have some idea what it means, but the following information is meant to make it clearer. After reading this, you should have a good idea how understanding more about boundaries can change all of your relationships and the quality of your life. Personal Boundaries The line [...]
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Doing, Achieving, Rushing: An Important Cultural Lesson
They’re doing something right down here. I’ve been at our second home in Bucerias, Mexico, a town north of Puerto Vallarta, for almost two weeks. Being here for a longer period of time has allowed me to sink into the culture a bit and operate more along the common timeline which is far slower paced than many of [...]
6 Ways to Stop Worrying About the Small Stuff
As much as worry, fear and anxiety have a way of making us believe we have been brought to our knees, much of the worry, fear and anxiety we feel is ultimately not really about life changing, catastrophic things – but rather…the small stuff. It’s not to say that life doesn’t have a way of hurling [...]
Stay Right When You’re Wronged by Rick Hanson, PhD
It’s easy to treat people well when they treat you well. The real test is when they treat you badly. Think of times you’ve been truly wronged, in small ways or big ones. Maybe someone stole something , turned others against you, broke an agreement, cheated on you, or spoke unfairly or abusively. When [...]
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