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In The News: The Myth of Multitasking
I’m watching a car creep down my street while its driver is on the phone. We all know that talking on the phone while driving gives you the equivalent awareness…
Posted inCBT in Action Self-Help
A Gift Only You Can Give To Yourself: Acceptance
My clients who learn to practice acceptance usually end up on the fast track to their goals, because acceptance is power. When you accept a person or a situation for…
Posted inHabit & Time Management Self-Help
A Simple Lesson to Use Everywhere: Cross-train
This will draw sharp contrast with the stock market and economic woes, but let’s say you’re feeling pretty good right now in spite of everything. Your money is spread out…
Posted inHabit & Time Management Self-Help
Where Your Energy (and your money) Go
Much like money, personal energy is slippery. Does your free time ever pass and leave you wondering where it went? Have you ever sat down at the computer, intending a…
Posted inDepression Self-Help
In The News: Do you need more Yes in your life?
I know someone, so cheerful and enthusiastic, who can barely let you finish your question before responding “Yes.”“Do you want….” -“Yes!”“Can you come…” -“Yes!” I love this person. I could…
Posted inCBT in Action Habit & Time Management
How To Have A Better Vacation
(Hint: Preview the results before you leave, and don't expect yourself to unwind from the daily life you've been living right away) I hope that some of you are able…
Posted inRelationships
Why Can’t Some “Mr. Rights” Tie The Knot?
(Part 1: How we handle “What Ifs”) There’s a new book out to talk about this summer during wedding season. Are grooms really disappearing? I’m not sure this book has…
Posted inHabit & Time Management Self-Help
Invest Yourself Wisely
Did you know that you are running your own campaign, even though you're likely not in politics? This month I’m asking you to not just take a look at your…
In the News: Bad Habits Can Be Contagious, But Good Ones Are Too
If you are in relatively good health, perhaps you don't pay too much attention to research from Harvard Medical School that details how our friends and family influence our health…
Posted inRelationships Students
Live by the golden rule: Never Drag a Cat.
People who come into my office usually want change. They want something, or someone, (or their relationship with something or someone), to be different. I ask them first what they…