Eating Disorders – A Client’s Personal Story
I was 14 years old at a new school, experiencing so many new things all at once. It was a recipe for disaster, and it was when my eating disorder began.
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Eating Disorders – Guidelines for Therapists
Although working with clients that have an eating disorder can be challenging work, it also brings joy and satisfaction. Tips for therapists.
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Dialectic Behavioural Therapy
For people with addictions, dialectic behavioural therapy teaches them to envision, articulate, pursue and sustain the goals they have set in treatment.
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S.C.A.R – The Emotional Stages of Separation and Divorce
The emotional stages of separation and divorce are shock, crumbling, adjusting and relief (S.C.A.R.). Use these charts to understand and help yourself heal.
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Ages and Stages Through Divorce
Even though we are all unique, our life stage determines how we handle changes. Here is how children of different ages may experience divorce.
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Top Three Ways to Fix your Child’s Sleep Problems
Oftentimes children have difficulty knowing that they are tired or sleep deprived. It is up to the adults in their life to watch for the signs.
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An Interview with Sue Cook
An interview with Sue Cook, the owner and operator of Family TLC – Family Therapy and Life Coaching Group.
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Grief and the Ghosts of Christmas Past
The secret to enjoying the holidays while coping with grief is to bring those who have passed away into the celebrations in a happy way.
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The M-SPOT – Is Money Affecting Your Marriage?
Financial conflict in couples can lead to sleepless nights, arguments about trivial matters, sexless marriages, and built-up resentments.
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Painkiller Addiction
Painkiller addiction arises when a user misinterprets or ignores their doctor’s instructions. After prolonged use they can become consumed by the drug.
