What does ‘change’ really mean? What does it take to bring about real change? How can we recognize when change is really taking place?
‘Dependence’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life
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Disturbed Characters: Can They Ever Really Change?
Midlife Crisis? Or Character Disorder?
All too many people continue to stay with a character disturbed partner because they themselves have character issues that are dysfunctional. Here is an example of a woman who justifies her staying with her boyfriend by finding excuses for his cheating and manipulation — maybe it’s “just midlife crisis.”
Why Won’t My Therapist Answer My Questions?
Among the long list of behavioral quirks ascribed to therapists is the tendency to answer a client’s question with a question or to duck the query by other means. Understanding the reasons why therapists avoid answering questions can make this tendency less galling and shed some light on the therapeutic process.
Empowerment Tools: Recognizing, Defining, and Respecting Boundaries
Ultimately, people have power only over one thing: the execution of their free will.
