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‘Relationships’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life

The following articles are related to ‘Relationships’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

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5 Steps to a Healthy Relationship

By Gordon Shippey |

Even something as maddening as falling in love has a logic all its own. Learn the steps connecting ‘just met’ and ‘soulmates’ in the face of modern society and technology.

Midlife Crisis? Or Character Disorder?

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

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.”

Sharing the Pain is Good

By Dr Misty Hook, PhD |

Although we are hardwired for empathy, so many people indulge in selfish behavior. Our culture would be in a lot better shape if more people demonstrated empathy — and here are three skills that can help increase empathy.

How to Tell When Therapy Won’t Work

By Dr George Simon, PhD |

Learn to recognize these three red flags that the therapeutic process isn’t likely to work for a character disturbed individual in your life. Successful therapy for character disturbance does not depend on any of the these mainstays of traditional therapy, like focusing on feelings, trying to ‘see’ what the person is doing, or working on fears and insecurities and self-esteem issues. Part 3 of a series.

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