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  • Home
  • About Me
  • My Self-Help Books
  • Concierge Therapy
  • Articles
    • 30 Ways to Boost Resilience
    • Domestic Abuse Is An Important Community Issue
    • Five Roadblocks to Effective Communication
    • The Paradigm Shift
    • Three Brains: What is The Figurative Concept?
    • What is a Healthy Relationship?
  • Blog
  • PDF Forms
  • Contact Me

Books

Responding to Those That Don’t Win or Lose Gracefully

Responding to Those That Don’t Win or Lose Gracefully

Oct 21, 2025

Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. The following is a brief excerpt from my book, The Win-Lose...

Finding Levi, the 1st Story in The Charlotte Novella Series

Finding Levi, the 1st Story in The Charlotte Novella Series

Aug 21, 2025

About Finding Levi Announcing Finding Levi, the premier novella in The Charlotte Novella Series! Available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle. If you are a...

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Kathryn Maietta, MSW is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in Maine and Texas and the author of six self-help books. As an RVing Nomad, she has explored all 48 contiguous states.

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Fresh from my blog

  • Overt and Covert Reasons for Disagreements
  • The Range of Feelings and Various Intensities
  • The Important Cost of Distractions
  • It’s Better to Attack the Problem, Not the Person

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