Somebody Else’s Problem
There are more than enough problems in our own lives to need to adopt them from others. And yet we do. Why do we do it and how can we stop?
‘Relationships’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 18
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These are some practical and thoughtful ways of helping when a loved one seems to be at risk in relationship with a manipulative or potentially dangerous character.
Beliefs of the Enabler
Although ‘enabling’ and ‘enablers’ are well-known concepts, I still see plenty of this destructive behavior in my office, even by people who know what they are doing. What’s going on here?
Female Friendships: Hitting All the Right Notes
In a society in which female friendships are devalued, it is nice to see a movie that turns that on its head. We all need to realize that, contrary to the messages we hear, female friendships are important.
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Are you one of the many men who struggle to get in touch with the empathy, sensitivity and intuition that it takes to choose a great gift for a woman?
Sex is Not One-Size-Fits-All
Americans have a difficult time accepting our sexuality. The Petraeus scandal makes it evident that we must move beyond personal morality and allow everyone to figure out what is right for themselves.
Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood?
The recent political attack on Sesame Street ignores all the educational and cultural values it promotes. First among these values is the importance of community. Human beings need people and we ignore this fact at our own peril.