You were swept off your feet by prince charming, but instead you married a frog. At first, he seemed to be everything you dreamed of; but after unwrapping the layers, you found a Narcissistic sociopath of a man with impulse control issues and a mommy complex. She was the light of your life, a statuesque pillar of beauty that you had…
After a long weeks work, and what seemed an endless myriad of distractions and daily stresses life could throw my way, I heard a beautiful saying from a public add council. Simply put “it only takes a moment to make a moment.” Sitting back in reflection, all of the sudden the week seemed somehow less…
This article is an analysis of the grief process parents and children undertake when divorce occurs. It examines how emotional projection regarding the feelings one has about their spouse can have ill effects on the psychological health of the child affected by the divorce.
What do you dream of? Are they in service to you, or a hinderance to your life? Find out ways to let your dreams serve your life, rather than hinder the outcomes you seek. via Dream On: Cultivating Happiness through Fulfilled Dreams — THE STOCKTON THERAPY NETWORK
“This feels like the end. Everything we had worked hard for is now gone. My life, as I know it, is over. Divorce is the pits. I don’t know how I can move on.” Is life over as you know it? Yes, but not in the way you may think. Let’s explore how divorce can effect one’s emotional…
In this article, we explore ways to take control of your family law case and explore ways divorce does not have to become a drawn out battle.
The prevalence of ADD and its hyperactive counterpart ADHD is astounding. The Centers for Disease Control CDC estimate the morbidity of ADHD in this country to be: Percent of children 5-17 years of age ever diagnosed with ADHD: 10.2% (2012-2014). Percent of boys 5-17 years of age ever diagnosed with ADHD: 14.1% (2012-2014). Percent of […]…
Divorce is an emotionally draining experience. However, in terms of the legal issues to be resolved, it is pretty straight forward. Family members, friends, and loved-ones, even though they may mean well, can ultimately cause you to approach the process in a manner that does not ultimately serve your needs. Here are five tips from…
An exploration of the reasons why people engage in behaviors of getting even versus the act of letting go, so they can “get back to even”
A close look at the psychological ramifications of involving your children in child custody disputes.
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