Just today, a friend’s daughter was struggling with separation
after being dropped off at preschool. It was not that long ago that
I had to leave my crying preschooler in the capable hands of a
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It was reported in a New York Times article, that more than
half of the births to women under 30 in the US happened outside of
marriage. Dr. Laurie Weiss, author of the new book, 99 Things
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Not surprisingly, a new study has shown that there is a correlation
between those who frequently update their Facebook status and have
many friends and the likelihood that they are Narcissists. This
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We all need the comfort of friendship, it is human nature. Now
there is new research conducted by William Bukowski, Ph.D.,
Professor of Psychology, that describes the importance of friends,
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I will admit right from the start that this article may sound like
a bit of a rant because well, it is. I have written in the past
about how technology can distract us from meaningful time with our
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Recovery Defined. Professionals in the behavioral health field have
discussed these two terms for decades. They debate such questions
as “What does it mean to be fully recovered?” and “Can ... Read More »
An article that appeared in US Weekly discussed Kyle
Richard’s, of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” controversial
statement about marriage and cheating. According to Kyle, who has
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Arguing with your teenager can be exhausting there is no doubt, but
it turns out that those battles may be just the thing your teen
needs to develop their self confidence. Psychologist Joseph P.
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