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A Reluctant Equine Participant – Guest Post by Lindsay Williams

Author: Tiffany July 25, 2017 In Counseling, Equine Therapy, Marriage, Mental Health, Relationships, Self-Care, Self-esteem, Stress Comments (0)
For quite some months, Tiffany Ashenfelter invited, encouraged and nearly insisted I come to the ranch and learn more about her work doing equine therapy. Though I love animals, and have two cats and a dog at home, I had […]
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The Intentional Yes – A Way to Simplify Your Holiday

Author: Tiffany December 14, 2015 In Anxiety, Boundaries, Counseling, Goals, Guilt, Holiday Survival Tips, Self-Care, Stress Comments (0)
While most of us can boast of very busy schedules year round, the holiday season is even worse.  There are pressures coming from all sides, end of the year deadlines at work, holiday parties, the pressure to find the perfect […]
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Creating an Upward Spiral

Author: Tiffany October 19, 2015 In Anxiety, Counseling, Depression, Goals, Gratitude, Hope, Mental Health, Self-Care, Self-esteem, Stress Comments (1)
We’re all familiar with the idea of the downward spiral, right?  Where one bad choice can lead to another which can lead to another which leads to another and so on…but did you know the opposite is also true?  Good […]
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The Value of Maintenance Care

Author: Tiffany June 30, 2015 In Counseling, Mental Health, Self-Care Comments (0)
What are the things in life we seek to maintain?  Our car, home, lawn, body, hair, physical health, budget…just to name a few.  Maintenance care is all around us yet we often overlook it for our mental health. One of […]
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Kill Switches of Happiness – Adjusting Expectations

Author: admin May 21, 2015 In Anxiety, Boundaries, Counseling, Depression, Hope, Marriage, Relationships, Self-Care Comments (0)
Are your expectations hitting the kill switch to your happiness? Throughout the years of working with couples and individuals struggling with interpersonal relationships, addictions, anxiety, depression, or simply adjusting to their ever changing lives I have witnessed the turmoil caused […]
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Inner Peace: A Natural Face Lift

Author: Tiffany April 9, 2015 In Anxiety, Boundaries, Counseling, Gratitude, Hope, Mental Health, Self-Care, Self-esteem, Stress Comments (0)
“Soften your eyes. Relax your face,” I instruct my clients when we are working on deep relaxation in session. And the change is immediate and visible as the lines of tension fall away and a peaceful expression steals over them. […]
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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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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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