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Grounding Tools for Trauma Recovery

For people recovering from traumas, the first challenge can be to turn off the intense feelings, thoughts, and images that get in the way of beginning to work on the problem. Think of it as turning down the volume on a music device. Until you are no longer distracted by the…

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Posted by Staff - Kari on May 13, 2011 at 2:00am

We Are Already Where We Should Be

As human beings we are always tryting to get somewhere. Many of us seek some standard of success that we think will bring happiness of validation from the world. Even those of us involved in the personal

growth and consciousness process still have the idea that we certainly

don't want to be where we are--we're trying to be somewhere better. And

when we get to that place,everything will be right somehow. Yet,

consciousness cannot be found somewhere else; it happens…

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Posted by Staff - Kari on February 7, 2010 at 8:09am

We Are Already Where We Should Be

As human beings, we are always trying to get somewhere. Many of us seek some standard of success that we think will bring happiness of validation from the world. Even those of us involved in the personal growth and consciousness process still have the idea that we certainly

don't want to be where we are--we're trying to be somewhere better. And

when we get to that place,everything will be right somehow. Yet,

consciousness cannot be found somewhere else; it happens…

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Posted by Staff - Kari on February 6, 2010 at 10:30am

Trust Your Higher Power

There is some higher intelligence at work in us. It know what its doing and is trying moment by moment to guide us, tech us, show us and love us. It is trying to help us become all that we can be. In order to do that, it has to guide us through our own healing process. At times this may become uncomfortable. But eventually we are able to see the necessity and perfection of each step we have taken on our journey.

I am learning to recognize and accept my higher power. I am learning to… Continue

Posted by Staff - Kari on February 3, 2010 at 12:59pm

Find Your Own Rhythm

It's very important to create a schedule that really gives you what you want, so you won't be tempted to rebel against it. If your schedule includes only what you should be doing and doesn't allow you the time for what you want to be doing,then it won't work; you'll through it out or loose it. Also, build into your structure open times and space for spontaneity. You are trying to give yourself room for creativity, not stifling it.

Make a list of priorities and the amount of time each… Continue

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 26, 2010 at 12:19pm

Discipline Can Support Fun

Some people are very spontaneous. They respond to life in a very emotional way and are often oriented toward pursuing pleasure and fun. They are usually creative, artistic and fascinating to be around.Sometimes they suffer from lack of success or recognition in the world because they fear and lack the quality of discipline and structure. They need to learn that discipline can support fun, and it can support creativity. It can support enjoyment in life. It doesn't have to mean stifling their… Continue

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 20, 2010 at 2:17pm

Spontaneity

Spontaneity is the quality of living in the moment and truly following our own energies, moving fully and freely with the life force. It's a wonderful feeling to allow ourselves to be totally spontaneous.

Our culture generally values structure, planning and discipline over spontaneity. Spontaneity is equated with childhood. Even as children, many of us were forced to control our spontaneity. Certainly as adults we were expected to behave in a relational, contained manner. So most of… Continue

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 17, 2010 at 8:43am

Live with Passion

What do you do out of guilt or because you think you should? Ask yourself instead what it is that you truly desire to do. Do what feels right, and that will bring you satisfaction. Live your life with passion, in a way that is meaningful and fun.

How can we create a world of fulfillment and joy unless we begin to live so in each moment?

As I let go of "shoulds" and the feeling of guilt, I do what brings me joy.

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 16, 2010 at 8:50pm

Life Is An Exploratiion

Life is an exploration. We need to liberate ourselves to think of it that way. We tend to take everything we do too seriously and feel that every action must produce the desired results. When we can instead think of life as an exploration, we're free to try to move things. We can explore our options, discovering many different aspects of ourselves in the process. This attitude creates more possibilities for us.

If some of the things you try don't work, just let them go. Don't think… Continue

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 14, 2010 at 8:28am

We Each Have a Direct Line To The Truth

We each have the wisdom of the life within us, and we each have a direct line to that truth att every moment. If we ca listen to and trust our intuition, it will guide us. It will show us step by step what we need to do and what we need to know, every moment o our lives, if we let it.

My intuition is guiding me through life.

Posted by Staff - Kari on January 13, 2010 at 9:31am

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Holiday Shopping

Christmas time can be a time when we "go wild" with our shopping. But there are ways we can prevent this. And it means distinguishing your wants from your needs, as well as recognizing that many of…Continue

Tags: OCD, shopping., over, sshopping

Started by Staff - Kari in General Discussion Dec 5, 2011.

How would you answer this? 2 Replies

I found this on another site and it provoked a great deal of discussion. I wonder how folks here will answer it.Much like in chess, the opening questions in every session can set the stage for…Continue

Tags: differently, growth, change, day, thought

Started by Staff - Kari in Thought For The Day. Last reply by Staff - Kari Aug 7, 2011.

A welcome opportunity for a new comer into arts 1 Reply

Anyone with an interest in arts can join up with the host of dance schools strewn across the different parts of the teeming New York City. Even though most of them are privately run, there are a…Continue

Started by SPRAGUE Fred in General Discussion. Last reply by Staff - Kari Dec 1, 2010.

Multiple losses at Christmas

This past year we have had multiple losses leading up to Christmas making is difficult for our family to even want to celebrate, but we know its important for the kids. Does anyone know of any ways…Continue

Tags: loss, crying, sad

Started by Staff - Kari in Grief and Loss Jan 2, 2010.

Toilet Training at 4? Christmas made it worse???

A friend has a 4 year old daughter she is trying to toilet train without much success. She has two older brothers and they caught on right way and at 2 and 1/2 were dry all day and night. Any…Continue

Tags: traiing, toilet

Started by Staff - Kari in Parenting Jan 2, 2010.

To think about...

The Playful Child:The playful child is the part of us that knows how to have fun. It loves to play and laugh and is always on the lookout for ways to have a good time. Some adults have managed to…Continue

Tags: child, playful

Started by Staff - Kari in General Discussion Dec 31, 2009.

Is your boss a bully?

How would you handle this situation?"Help. My boss is a bully. He controls through anger. He has had a revolving door of admins, and the only reason I've lasted so long is because I know to keep my…Continue

Tags: bullying, Boss

Started by Staff - Kari in Relationships May 14, 2009.

Introductions - Getting to know each other 5 Replies

Let's get to know one another. Introduce your self to other members here. Add a brief description of yourself and your interests.

Tags: introductions

Started by Staff - Kari in Introductions. Last reply by Staff - Kari Jan 23, 2009.

Depression - you can't just "snap out of it." 1 Reply

Depression can happen to anyone. No matter what age you are. No matter where you come from. No matter how…Continue

Tags: therapist, depression

Started by Staff - Kari in Depression. Last reply by Evelyn Schmechtig Jan 16, 2009.

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5 Tips on How to Keep New Years’ Resolutions

Why bother to make resolutions and then feel disappointed or guilty for breaking them? Do you get excited and resolve to change, but within days or weeks lose interest and can’t motivate yourself? Wonder why you get sidetracked by distractions or become easily discouraged when quick results aren’t forthcoming? The problem is threefold: · Terminology. When you [...]

Teaching Children that It’s Okay to Be Angry

We all get mad; it’s how we manage our anger that matters, and no one is perfect. For example, just this morning, I was trying to finish an article while my 1-year-old slept. Her sister had other plans though, and decided to start rummaging through my home office. Her exploration quickly launched into diving behindfurniture [...]

Therapy in College

Issues of mental health and overall wellness are often overlooked by many college students. Between adjusting to new surroundings, registering for courses online, and meeting new people, students may simply feel they don’t have time to acknowledge their problems. This oversight could also be partially due to the fact that the stigma of “mental health [...]

Picking Out A Therapist

According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), more than one in 20 Americans (ages 12 and older) are depressed. Considering the declining economic environment, decrease in gainful employment and the general lack of access to mental health care, it doesn’t take a psychology degree to know that more and more Americans are feeling less [...]

Affairs: Why Men and Women Cheat

Dora said, “I thought we had a good marriage. I don’t understand why he had an affair.” Jacky said, “I know we haven’t been spending much time together recently because of work and the kids, but I’m shocked that he went outside of the marriage.” While many of us know that difficult marriages can lead [...]

Moving in Together Stirs up Old Fears

If you’re divorced and have moved on to a new, meaningful relationship, the prospect of moving in together can stir up a lot of fear related to your past marriage and its demise. Anyone who has gone through a divorce will tell you that it takes some time to get over it and move on [...]

What To Do If Your Spouse Won’t Go To Counseling

The scenario of one spouse recognizing that therapy might be useful to look at a troubled relationship while the other is resistant has several possible explanations. It may be that your partner has become too anxious as a product of interpreting your request for counseling as a sign that the relationship is in serious danger, [...]

Father’s Day and “Fathering” Day

On this Father’s Day, what will you to to acknowledge the man that brought you into this Earth, and who showed you the ropes about how to be the good guy you’ve grown into? Remember your first little league game where he cheered you on from the stands? How about that first bike ride? Maybe [...]

Solitude, Part 2: The Benefits It Brings, and the Special Strengths of the People Who Enjoy It

Here’s what makes solitude so sweet Unlike the readers of my last post, who were so articulate and insightful about the sweetness of solitude, many professional researchers have had a much harder time recognizing that solitude can actually be beneficial. Maybe part of the reason is that psychologists – especially social psychologists – are so [...]

Sweet Solitude, Part 1: Two Meanings of Alone

Time spent alone is not just about loneliness Published on March 20, 2011 by Bella DePaulo, Ph.D. in Living Single “You poor thing – you’re ‘alone’ – you ‘don’t have anyone.” I’ve been railing against this use of the word alone to describe single people for a long, long time (here and here, for example). [...]

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