Articles

  • HOW TO ALIENATE YOUR CHILDREN

    The road to an uncooperative child is paved with the best of intentions. Intentions– the presuppositions of our actions– regarding the behavior of our children […]

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  • WHAT YOU SAY IS WHAT YOU GET

    What’s your favorite food? How was that status acquired? When do you typically have that item? How do you know when you to stop eating […]

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  • LIVING IN HARMONY WITH YOURSELF THROUGH RATIONAL THINKING- PART 1

    Remember a day when you were “on a roll?” You had the Midas touch– everything worked. Perhaps you surprised yourself by accomplishing something of value […]

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  • WHY ACT ”SHY?” LEARN TO BE COMFORTABLY SELF-CONSCIOUS

    Tricia’s interviews for a public relations consultant were successful. After having met with several levels of management, a salary and tentative starting date was determined. […]

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  • COOLING YOUR JETS…

                                                  Anger is a kind of temporary madness.”                                             Saint Basil, Greek Theologian <?xml:namespace prefix = o />  “Gee! Does that mean whenever I am […]

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  • EFFECTIVE PARENTING: LOOKING FOR THE GOOD IN THE BAD

    <?xml:namespace prefix = o />              “There are two sides to every question: my side and the wrong side.”                                                                  Oscar Levant  Mary jumped up […]

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  • WEDDING BELL BLUES

    Sheila B. claimed her feet never touched the ground for a week after Todd asked her to marry him. In the days which followed, she […]

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  • ATTENTION-DEFICIT DISORDER: ARE WE ON THE SAME WAVELENGTH?

                                      “One must be something to be able to do something.”                                                       Johann Wolfgang von Goethe “Generally he seemed OK– although he […]

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  • ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER IN ADULTS

    Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), which has become pervasive in today’s society and is mostly diagnosed in children and adolescents, has been also diagnosed in adults. […]

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  • CFIDS: RECOGNITION AND RELIEF: PART 1

    CFIDS (chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome) is also known as CFS (chronic fatigue syndrome), CEBV (chronic Epstein-Barr virus), M. E. (myalgic encephalomyelitis), and “yuppie […]

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