Year: 2014

Andrew Solomon: Depression, The Secret We Share

Author: Tiffany November 7, 2014 In Counseling, Depression, Guilt, Hope, Mental Health, Self-Care Comments (0)
“The opposite of depression is not happiness, but vitality, and it was vitality that seemed to seep away from me in that moment.” This is a moving and brilliant conversation about depression and it’s effects on the human spirit.  It’s […]
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Setting Goals, Sex & Living to 100-Interesting Articles from the Interwebs

Author: Tiffany October 24, 2014 In Counseling, Goals, Hope, Intimacy, Marriage, Relationships, Self-Care Comments (0)
For You –  Most of us know that goal setting is essential to achievements and healthy living.  But goal setting is not always so easy or so black and white.  This article, 4 Ugly Facts About Setting Goals, is a great read […]
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Gru, Minions & Anxiety

Author: Jennifer October 17, 2014 In Anxiety, Counseling, Hope, Mental Health, Relationships, Self-Care, Stress Comments (0)
The above video clip is one that far too many of us can relate to. You know that feeling when you’d rather blow torch a phone than make a phone call… Or you’d rather go shopping for hours on end […]
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Living A Masquerade – Hiding Your True Self

Author: Tiffany October 10, 2014 In Counseling, Intimacy, Relationships, Self-esteem Comments (0)
Here is a blog I wrote for Polish: Refining the Details, a summary of my presentation on living a Masquerade… Growing up I always loved Halloween, I loved scary movies, haunted houses, trick or treating and especially dressing up. I […]
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Secondary Trauma & Remembering 9/11

Author: Tiffany September 11, 2014 In Anxiety, Counseling, Guilt, Mental Health, Stress Comments (0)
Today we remember the lives lost that horrible day in 2001.  I’m sure that you, like me, remember exactly where you were when you found out about the attacks.  I was in my college Civil War history class.  I remember […]
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Boundaries for Leaders

Author: Tiffany September 3, 2014 In Boundaries, Counseling, Mental Health, Relationships, Self-Care, Stress Comments (0)
Check out our recent guest post for Empowered by Pierce. We live in a world full of boundaries: like fences, the lines in a parking lot, our office space etc…But what does it look like personally and professionally? To put […]
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Great Impressions, Great Expectations & Great Coping – Interesting Articles from the Interwebs

Author: Tiffany July 22, 2014 In Counseling, Marriage, Mental Health, Relationships, Self-esteem Comments (0)
So we thought we’d start a new blog segment where we highlight and discuss interesting articles we’ve read on the internet.  I hope you find them as helpful and interesting as we do!  And, we’d love to hear about any interesting […]
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The Problem with Normal

Author: Tiffany June 5, 2014 In Counseling Comments (0)
What is normal?  What does it mean to be normal? Merriam-Webster defines it as – not deviating from a norm, rule, or principle; conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern Not deviating from a norm, conforming to a type… How many […]
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Shame – A Brene Brown TED Talk

Author: Tiffany May 13, 2014 In Counseling Comments (0)
Shame is powerful player in our mental health and well being.  In this video, Brene Brown talks about how “vulnerability is not weakness” and how shame only holds us back.  It takes a tremendous amount of courage to be genuine […]
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Self-Esteem: How Our Insides Effect Our Outsides

Author: Tiffany April 16, 2014 In Body Image, Counseling, Self-Care, Self-esteem Comments (0)
How does our self-esteem and body image effect our appearance? Does it really matter since what is supposed to really matter is what’s on the inside, right? Yes, it’s true that what really matters is what’s on the inside but […]
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