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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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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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Our Own Worst Enemy – Self-talk

Author: Tiffany August 31, 2015 In Counseling, Guilt, Hope, Mental Health, Self-esteem Comments (1)
We are our own worst enemy.  Do you believe that?  After years of studying human development, psychology, working as a therapist & doing my own personal work I’ve come to believe this as truth.  We tend to save our worst, […]
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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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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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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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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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Four Tips to Stick to Your New Year’s Resolutions

Author: Tiffany December 31, 2013 In Counseling, Goals, Hope, Self-Care, Self-esteem Comments (0)
This is the time of year notorious for setting new year’s resolutions.  It makes sense because when is a better time to set new goals than at the beginning of a new year?!  However we all know the problem is that often […]
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From Self-Sabotage to Self-Confident

Author: Tiffany November 4, 2013 In Anxiety, Counseling, Hope, Self-esteem, Stress Comments (0)
What is self-sabotage?  Psychology Today says “Behavior is said to be self-sabotaging when it creates problems and interferes with long-standing goals. These acts may seem helpful in the moment, but ultimately undermine us, especially when we engage in them repeatedly.” Why do we […]
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Clumsy Accident or Self-Harm?

Author: Tiffany September 16, 2013 In Anxiety, Body Image, Counseling, Mental Health, Self-esteem, Teens Comments (0)
As we continue our series discussion on recognizing teen warning signs we are going to touch on two very scary and difficult areas, self-harm and suicide.  These are two teen epidemics that are getting a lot of media attention.  I want […]
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