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After Psychotherapy

Insights from 30+ years in the profession

Category: Destinations

Psychological attitudes and habits that lead to growth

Can’t or Won’t?

Psychologically speaking, does everyone *always* do the best he or she can?

Published March 1, 2011
Categorized as Destinations, Social Behavior, The Psychotherapy Relationship Tagged Individual Choice, Personal responsibility, Remorse, Standards and Values

The Pleasures of Solitude

Pleasure in solitude — the enjoyment of one’s own company — is one of the compensations for the existential loneliness of the human condition.

Published January 25, 2011
Categorized as Destinations, The Psychotherapy Relationship Tagged Existential loneliness, Mental health, Psychotherapy

Narcissism vs. Authentic Self-Esteem

Authentic self-esteem is not something that can be obtained through outside sources such as praise or compliments but rather grows from living up to our own standards and expectations so that we feel ourselves to be a person we esteem.

Published January 17, 2011
Categorized as Destinations, Self-Esteem and Self-Sabotage, Shame/Narcissism Tagged narcissism, Self-esteem

Relationship Advice You Won’t Find Elsewhere on the Internet

Three unusual pieces of relationships advice you won’t find on other Internet sites devoted to dating and relationship problems.

Published January 11, 2011
Categorized as Destinations, Relationship Issues, Sexuality Tagged feelings and emotions, intimacy, Relationship Issues

Envy and Self-Sabotage

A discussion of the subtle role of envy in certain forms of self-sabotage, with clinical material to illustrate it.

Published January 7, 2011
Categorized as Destinations, Envy and Jealousy, Self-Esteem and Self-Sabotage Tagged Envy, hatred, Psychotherapy, self-sabotage

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