Posts Tagged by love
Separation and Divorce: Child Custody, Division of Property, & Common Law Marriage
Separation and Divorce: Child Custody, Access, and Parenting Plans When parents separate, they need to arrange how they will share the parenting of their children. If they cannot agree, they may have to go to court. The court must decide based on what is best for the child. In family law, this is… more
Mindfulness: Attention and Attunement
Joe Loizzo, M.D., Ph.D.: Reliable Methods: The Future of Self-Transcendence. The three decades since mindfulness meditation was first found to help with anxiety, chronic pain and depression have seen the reversal of a trend that goes back over a century. When Freud founded psychotherapy as “a middle way between philosophy and medicine,” he took pains… more
The Powerful Influence of Parents
by Jerry Lopper, Personal Growth Coach on June 13, 2011 » Image By Colin Brough The influence of our parents is on my mind right now. Even as we become fully functioning adults and parents ourselves, it’s intriguing to consider how much of who we are is directly attributable to beliefs and experiences we encountered as… more
Why It’s So Hard to Find Your Life’s Purpose
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/douglas-labier/life-purpose_b_862192.html “Every being is intended to be on earth for a certain purpose.” – Sa’di, 12th Century Persian poet I’m often asked, “Why can’t I find the purpose of my life?” Over the decades I’ve heard many men and women — whether they’re psychotherapy patients working to build healthier lives or business executive trying to… more
YouTube Movie – How Will We Love?
YouTube – How Will We Love?. From the Emmy nominated series, Song of Songs, comes the feature film “How Will We Love?”. This documentary explores romantic love, relationships, and the challenges and rewards of long term commitment. About Me: From the Emmy nominated series, Song of Songs, comes the feature film “How Will We… more
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