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    • 30 Ways to Boost Resilience
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    • What is a Healthy Relationship?
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There is a long bumpy uncomfortable road ahead for those individuals who wish to gain understanding and knowledge about emotional abuse, physical abuse and verbal abuse.
18 Jun
0

What Is The Emotional Abuse Checklist For Domestic Abuse

Domestic Abuse

Definition of domestic abuse/violence: Domestic abuse is not about losing control, but a systematic method of asserting and maintaining power and control over a current […]

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These wild horses in the Theodore Roosevelt National Park have one obvious leader in the front, with the remaining being followers.
04 Jun
0

Is Followership as Important as Leadership?

Resilience, Stress

Followership You probably know what leadership is. Followership is trending, but do you know what it is, what it means? Dictionary.com defines followership as the […]

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Are you a glass half full optimist, or of the mindset of "Toxic Positivity?
21 May
0

How Destructive Is Toxic Positivity?

Feelings

Life is good! The glass is half-full! When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade! These are all examples of being an optimist. More often […]

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Attacking the problem and not the person has the most successful outcomes.
07 May
0

Attack the Problem, Not the Person

Communication, Feelings

Have you ever heard the saying, “Attack the problem, not the person”? Historically this has been how problems have been confronted and solved. Somewhere along […]

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Viewing the plains of natural wild grasses with mountains in the background, can be as calming as journaling to relieve anxiety.
23 Apr
0

Using Journaling to Reduce Anxiety

Anxiety, Feelings

The modern term for keeping a diary is journaling. No matter what you call it, both are methods for writing down your thoughts and feelings, […]

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It takes work and effort to maintain a relationship. This bee is working hard to get pollen from this flower to maintain the hive.
09 Apr
0

3 Important Types of Relationship Maintenance

Relationships

Relationship Maintenance There is a great description on LinkedIn about the purpose of regular mechanical maintenance on your car or machinery. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/maintenance-purpose-suleyman-kalemci/ The author describes […]

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Debt + Inflation = Anxiety graphic used for the blog Anxiety and Inflation
26 Mar
0

Anxiety And Inflation: The Correlation Is Important

Anxiety, Feelings

There is a direct correlation between inflation and heightened anxiety. This might be a place to become political and say inflation is one political party’s […]

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Gratitude is feeling thankful for the people and good things in your life.
12 Mar
1

What Is Gratitude And Why It’s Important

Feelings

Gratitude can be as simple as saying, “Thank you.” Or gratitude can be as global as an appreciation for first responders, police and fire fighters […]

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Fear and Anxiety graphic used in the feature image for blog social media.
27 Feb
1

How to Tell the Difference Between Fear and Anxiety

Anxiety, Fear

Fear and anxiety. Are they similar or different? Does fear create anxiety or does anxiety create fear? Are the words fear and anxiety interchangeable? Physiologically, […]

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The Past Vs. Present as in the photo are like the endings of words we use, -ed vs. -ing. Past equals -ed and present equals -ing.
13 Feb
3

-ED Vs. -ING Are Important Word Transformations

Communication, Feelings

-ED Vs. -ING The English language is fascinating. Words that mean very different things are often used interchangeably, for example, rationalization and justification or jealousy […]

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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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