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Gestalt Psychology
Michael Schreiner | August 13, 2016Why Grief Is Scary
When faced with a situation that elicits grief the concrete loss is obviously scary to confront. No one...
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Behavioral Psychology
Michael Schreiner | August 8, 2016Why People Act Against Their Best Interests
If what felt unpleasant in the moment always led to unpleasant, unwanted consequences far down the line and...
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Psychoanalysis
Michael Schreiner | August 5, 2016Find Time For Stillness Every Day
Most busy people complain about their stressful schedules. They are well aware that rarely finding any downtime is...
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Behavioral Psychology
Michael Schreiner | August 4, 2016Frustration Is Exhausting
When moving along the skill continuum in your endeavors frustration is one of the major psychic pitfalls that...
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Narrative Therapy
Michael Schreiner | July 29, 2016Breaking Free Of Your Dominant Narrative
There are certain stories told and retold about you that seem to be representative of who you are...
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Couples
Michael Schreiner | July 29, 2016Distressed Relationships And Letting The Small Things Go
The irony in distressed relationships is that partners start secretly or openly holding each other to higher standards...
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Existential Psychology
Michael Schreiner | July 27, 2016Bouncing Back From Discouragement
Discouragement is the result of the felt conflict between expectations and a happening that seems to diminish the...
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Addictions
Michael Schreiner | July 27, 2016Isolate The Desirable Elements Of Your Addiction
As an addict, and we mean compulsive dependence on anything not just a chemical substance, if you’re unable...
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Emotions
Michael Schreiner | July 25, 2016Anger As A Fire
A fire can be a beautiful thing to look at but if you add too much fuel it...
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Grief
Michael Schreiner | July 25, 2016Do Not Put An Artificial Cap On How Long You Should Grieve
What happens to a lot of people is that after going through a situation that elicits grief the...