How Pets Affect Your Relationships
Statistically, two out of every three American homes include a pet. As a result, Americans are more likely to have pets than children! Ninety-five percent...
Communication involves two or more people by which information is conveyed to and received by the person or persons targeted.
Being Called Bitch Can Be Empowering (Revisited)
Being called a bitch has always felt like a badge of honor to me. No one has ever called me that name when they felt...
Overt and Covert Reasons for Disagreements
Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. The following is a brief excerpt from my book, Be Angry,...
The Important Cost of Distractions
Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. The following is a brief excerpt from my latest book, How...
It’s Better to Attack the Problem, Not the Person
Do you live your life attacking “the problem” or do you attack “the person”? More than likely, you will attack the person. Specifically, you will...
Responding to Those That Don’t Win or Lose Gracefully
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...
Strengthening & Enforcing Boundaries: Your How to Guide
Comments from Kathryn Maietta, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. Identifying and strengthening boundaries is something I have frequently talked...
Red Flags: An Excerpt From My Relationships Relearned Book
Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. The following is a brief excerpt from my book: Relationships Relearned:...
Real Information, Disinformation, Misinformation and Malinformation
Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. It is so difficult to know what is real anymore. Is...
How is Your Self-Esteem and Confidence?
Comments from Kathryn, the author of this blog and a licensed clinical social worker. The following is a brief excerpt from my book, Stop Being...