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Abuse
Michael Schreiner | April 4, 2014Relatedness
“The kind of relatedness to the world may be noble or trivial, but even being related to the...
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Emotions
Michael Schreiner | April 4, 2014Mindful Recognition of Emotions Versus Unthinking Action
Helping professionals from different disciplines often send contradictory messages about routes to well-being, leaving laypeople in the awkward...
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Existential Psychology
Michael Schreiner | April 3, 2014Guilt Over Transgressions
I had a conversation with a psychology student who wanted to know how I approach conversations with clients...
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Existential Psychology
Michael Schreiner | April 2, 2014Active Listening
Primary narcissism is probably the biggest reason that real communication breaks down. Many consider listening to be a...
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Mindfulness
Michael Schreiner | April 1, 2014Time to Start Enjoying Life Now
The downside of having goals and aspirations is that if you’re not careful you will get caught up...
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Behavioral Psychology
Michael Schreiner | March 28, 2014Managing a Hectic Schedule
Many purposefully make their lives way too busy in order to avoid a confrontation with existential anxiety. For...
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Anxiety
Michael Schreiner | March 28, 2014Destruction Of Your Being
I recently had a conversation about existential anxiety with a smart guy who made a comment that will...
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Abuse
Michael Schreiner | March 27, 2014Talking To Your Inner Child
So many cheesy self-help books have been written about finding your inner child. Pretty much everyone has heard...
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Existential Psychology
Michael Schreiner | March 26, 2014Real Productivity Versus Frenetic Activity
Real productivity has a doppelganger that fools a lot of people, the activity of the frenetic variety where...
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Michael Schreiner | March 25, 2014Feedback Loop
We have a natural tendency to try to make sense of the world around us by assigning causation...