Getting to Oz Receives Two 2016 Publishing Book AwardsPsychology in Every Day Life
Hi everyone, I’m so pleased that Getting to Oz wins in the Personal Growth book category in the 10th Annual National Independent Excellence Publishing Book Award, 2016. Getting to Oz also placed as one of
New Years 2016: A Need to Belong to Each OtherPsychology in Every Day Life
I was in the airport waiting to return home from a family visit for the holidays. Two women, just behind me, were having a lively conversation in another language that
Nightcrawler’s Antihero Lou Bloom: Sociopath Par ExcellencePsychology in Every Day Life
Dan Gilroy’s 2014 thriller Nightcrawler is set in the nocturnal underbelly of Los Angeles. It’s been called a social commentary about crime journalism, and American entrepreneurship. But, Nightcrawler is really a
Birdman: An Unexpected Virtue of IgnorancePsychology in Every Day Life
It’s Riggan Thomson’s (Michael Keaton) last act so to speak. “This former cinema superhero is mounting an ambitious Broadway production that he hopes will breathe new life into his stagnant
Getting to Oz: The personal journey home to your true self.Psychology in Every Day Life
I want to tell you a story. It may be one you know, but it is worth retelling, as it forms the basis of today’s post and my book Getting
Why Don’t More Victims of Sexual Abuse Come Forward? Psychology in Every Day Life
This article is a reprint from an article that I recently wrote for The Foundation for Surviving Abuse. I give an understanding as to the many reasons why more victims of
Live Your Gratefulness Out LoudPsychology in Every Day Life
Gratitude is the thread that weaves our life experiences into a celebration of all that we are and are becoming. We know the value of gratitude in our life. But,
Seven Steps to True, Unwavering HappinessPsychology in Every Day Life
hap·pi·ness ˈhapēnis/ noun: happiness; plural noun: happinesses the state of being happy (content, fulfilled, satisfied, cheerful, jovial, light-hearted or joyful). We are all striving to be happy with ourselves, and the
No Good Deed: The Malignant NarcissistPsychology in Every Day Life
No good deed goes unpunished, especially if a malignant narcissist is on the receiving end of it. This past weekend I saw the film No Good Deed starring the talented, charismatic
Oh, The Places We Can GoPsychology in Every Day Life
Steering Life In New Directions “You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You’re on your own. And
