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  • INTIMACY: A SPECIAL KIND OF CLOSE ENCOUNTER

    Intimacy refers to a way of relating with another in which sensory-based experiences and understandings about themselves are shared. It usually accompanies voluntary exposure of […]

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  • FLEXIBILITY: THE ROAD TO EXCELLENCE

              “Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example.”                                                                  Mark Twain Excellence requires work; motivation. And motivation […]

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  • STRIKING AT THE HEART OF THE MATTER

    Occasionally, people wonder why a psychologist sometimes writes about things having to do with the body; as opposed to those of the mind. “What does […]

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  • BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY MAGAZINE: ”Q-A” FORMAT 1.

    For someone who has been unemployed for many months or even years, what advice do you have to inspire that individual to take advantage of […]

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  • ALL IN THE FAMILY

    Did you ever know someone who was a real “character?” The term is almost indefinable, yet people often use it to describe someone who possesses […]

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  • CO-DEPENDENCY: DERIVING STRENGTH FROM WEAKNESS

    The concept, “co-dependency”, emerged from the study and treatment of substance abuse (including alcohol) and its effects on family members. It is a term referring, […]

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  • FEEL ASHAMED? TRY A ”FACE-LIFT”

    “We live in an atmosphere of shame. We are ashamed of everything that is real to us…” George Bernard Shaw Remember the story of “The […]

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  • OF LOST FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS…

    As our lives progress, time flows and a lot of water passes under the bridge, that we often forget the past when our differences with […]

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  • TO TELL A TALL TALE

     Remember Pinocchio? Every time he would tell a “tall tale”, his nose would grow longer. New Year’s Eve seems to be an opportune time for […]

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  • THE ART OF ASKING FOR FAVORS

    Have you ever noticed how children waste no time asking for those things they want? <?xml:namespace prefix = o /> “Ma, can I have a cookie?” […]

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