Do you put up roadblocks to your happiness in relationship? If you do, you are not alone. There are many people who unknowingly sabotage their relationships because they fear being
“I can spot the man who will abuse and disappoint me from miles away.” Halle Berry, Interview with Barbara Walters. Like many of you, Halle goes for romantic partners who
I just read a provocative article in the Atlantic Monthly online magazine by Kate Bolick called All the Single Ladies: What, Me Marry? In the U.S., there is an overall
The meaning of a friend has been meditated upon by many people, including Aristotle. A friend is typically defined as those persons with whom you have a bond of mutual
Love as being present is the topic of my post today. I have had many opportunities to explore the meaning of love with my friends and patients, throughout the years.
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? If your romantic mate says, it’s me instead of you, read this post carefully. He or she may
Picture this in the words of Sophia from the Golden Girls’ sitcom. You just broke up with your lover. What happened, you say to yourself. When did the great talks
There’s an article today in the AOL Living section of the Huffington post that’s called How to Stop Love from Making You Act like a Fool by Heidi Grant Halvorson,
I couldn’t ignore this interesting interview on the Today show this morning with authors Catherine Salmon and Katrin Schumann about their book called The Secret Power of Middle Children. (http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/44008766/ns/today-books/#.TjrJz2HZiSo).
Self-love is a psychological concept that includes a set of attitudes and actions that are vital to your whole being. It’s become such a popular idea that many see the
