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“But feelings can’t be ignored, no matter how unjust or ungrateful they seem.” — Anne Frank Imagine living without emotions. You don’t have to be worried about deadlines. No more overthinking at night about the criticism that you
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While attachment is often associated with other people, such as parents, partners, and friends, people can also feel attached to non-human beings like animals. Animals, especially pets, are readily available, active, and affectionate — offering feelings of connectedness,
Our home should be our safe haven, the center of our world. Because our homes define who we are and our values. Basically, everything we do at our home determines our identity. In this episode, Jessica Harrison will
Parenting is not always easy. The adolescence stage for teenagers can be particularly challenging since they may behave like adults one minute and children the next. In this episode, Dina Sargeant talks to Elisabeth Stitt about how parents
When one experiences a fallback, one tends to either become defensive and blame others or berate yourself. None of which is helpful. In this episode, Marc Brackett shared how self-compassion can help you thrive and maintain your well-being.
Do you feel like your adult children are cutting you off? For a variety of reasons, adult children distance themselves from their parents, and in this podcast episode, Joshua Coleman talks about family estrangement, ways to recover, and
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