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    • 30 Ways to Boost Resilience
    • Domestic Abuse Is An Important Community Issue
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    • What is a Healthy Relationship?
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The shallowness of the river with the wide width represents the saying: A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep.
25 Apr
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“A Mile Wide And An Inch Deep”

Relationships

A while back I was watching an episode of Shark Tank on TV. It is a show where entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to 5 “sharks” […]

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Image of a tree growing out of rock, demonstrating the trees resilience to grow and thrive in this environment.
11 Apr
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Resilience Is A Learned Skill

Resilience

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from adversity. It is a skill that originates from believing in yourself and is used to cope with […]

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The image demonstrates the difference between Process Oriented and Product Oriented thinking.
28 Mar
0

Is A Process Or Product Oriented Person Best?

Communication

Process vs. Product Oriented Some people are “product oriented” and some people are “process oriented”. One is not better or worse than the other. There […]

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Rationalization Vs. Justification? This image shows the alligator is trying to rationalize eating the turtle, but the turtle demonstrates that there is no justification.
14 Mar
1

Rationalization vs. Justification – The Difference

Communication, Feelings, Relationships

In everyday communication, the words rationalization and justification are frequently used interchangeably. But, do they really mean the same thing? Simply put, rationalization is an […]

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This image is of a burnt marshmallow that represents people that put on a façade of being tough but really soft inside.
28 Feb
0

People Can Be Like Burnt Marshmallows?

Communication, Feelings, Relationships, Resilience, Self-Esteem

We all know what a burnt marshmallow is. It is a marshmallow that was left toasting too long on a campfire. A burnt marshmallow is […]

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Content to Process Shift is like this image, the topic content changes direction without warning.
14 Feb
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Content To Process Shift – How To Recognize It

Communication, Relationships

Content To Process Shift When was the last time you wanted to talk with your significant other about a serious topic and before you knew […]

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Gossip, Rumors and Idle Chatter is like two parrots repeating everything they heard.
31 Jan
0

Gossip, Rumors And Idle Chatter Is Not Helpful

Communication, Feelings, Relationships

What are “idle chatter and rumors”? It is what gossip was called in the 1700s! While we now associate the word gossip as being negative, […]

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The door indicates returning home to a relationship and that there are rules of returning.
17 Jan
0

Are Rules Of Return In A Relationship Important?

Communication, Domestic Abuse, Relationships

Scenario: You found out your significant other has been cheating with a co-worker. You immediately separate. Your significant other has apologized Your significant other says […]

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This image show that victims of domestic abuse may not see the world as others do.
03 Jan
0

Reasons Why Victims of Domestic Abuse Stay

Domestic Abuse, Relationships

Victims of domestic abuse can see the world through a different lens than others do. For 40+ years I have worked in the field of […]

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YOLO image of the Badlands in South Dakota represents adventure.
20 Dec
0

YOLO Is Making The Best Of Life

Communication, Feelings, Resilience, Self-Esteem, Stress

So What is YOLO? You Only Live Once. There is no coincidence that YOLO is the topic for the last Relationship Relearned blog of 2022. […]

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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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