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Anger

  • Releasing Regret in Favor of Forgiveness

    September 11th, 2014|Anger, Blog, Fears, Forgiveness, Hopefulness, Stress|

    While taking various actions this month to fulfill my intention to create a “Local Day of Forgiveness” on Saturday, September 27th here in New Jersey, I discovered a gem of an article that I just have to share with you. I found it on author, educator and therapist Dr. Jane Simington’s website. It’s a beautiful [...]

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    Don’t Let Opportunities for Help Slip Through Your Fingers

    September 4th, 2014|Anger, Blog, Events, Fears, Hopefulness, Self-Care, Stress|

    I want to talk to you about the importance of asking for help, especially when things seem overwhelming and beyond our ability to comprehend and accept. It is important to focus on how we handle feelings of grief, sadness, anger and regret. In doing so, the value of asking for help cannot be overstated! And help [...]

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  • Sibling Strife Part 2: “Why do my siblings always do that?!”

    March 5th, 2014|Anger, Blog, Family, Forgiveness, Relationships, Stress|

    Do you ever find yourself asking in frustration, “Why does my brother/sister always do that?!” So many questions arise when it comes to sibling relationships. It goes far beyond simple power struggles, jealousy over who has the most or best toys, competition for attention, or resentment about perceived favoritism on the part of their parents. [...]

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  • Sibling Strife Part 1: Call a Truce to Coordinate Care for Aging Parents

    February 28th, 2014|Anger, Blog, Boundaries, Family, Relationships, Stress|

    As long as our parents are alive, a part of us remains the child. So particularly when we’re talking about our parents, it’s helpful to understand that all of the relationship issues and challenges we had as children growing up together (which we may have thought were behind us!) can rise to the surface. We have [...]

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