When it comes to relationships there are some many different things that people look for in a relationship. What people want in a relationship can different from others. There are certain things that some people believe all relationships should have and that others think are not that necessary. Guy Winch Ph.D., a contributor writer for Psychology Today has a list of the most common relationship myths.
3 Common Fears that May Be Affecting Your Relationships
Going into a new relationship can sometimes be a little scary. This fear can come from past relationships you've been in or relationships you've seen your friends or family members be in. These fears can easily cause trouble in a new relationship, because you are not allowing yourself to be open in the new relationship. It is okay to be cautious of a new relationship but letting your fears completely take over can become a problem. According to Tina Gilbertson LPC, a contributor writer for the Psychology Today, says there are three main fears that can affect relationships.
Five Basic Rules for Getting Along with Anyone, Anywhere
Getting along with different types of people can be extremely helpful, but it is something that is not necessarily easy. When you are put in a situation with someone you don't get along with it can be hard to keep your cool and act like you get along with that person. Also meeting people for the first time, you may be quick to judge and decide that the person is not someone you would get along with. Susan Krauss Whitbourne Ph.D., a contributor writer for Psychology Today has some tips to help you get along with anyone.
How to Create Lasting Change in Your Life
Not many people are a fan of change. Making a change in your life can be extremely terrifying, and there may be times when you want let go of the change. Change can be anything from moving to a new city, taking on a healthy lifestyle, or a making a change of the people you surround yourself with. As humans we like when things stay the same, and change is never easy. However, sometimes it is necessary. According to Kimanzi Constable, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post there are 5 main ways to create lasting change in your life.
College Students: Going on Roof or Balcony While Drinking is Dangerous
There are too many stories out their about the dangers of binge drinking in college. It is not an unknown fact that many students under the age of 21 partake in drinking while in college. Nicole May, a student from University of California, San Diego decided to share her story of the accident that happened to her due to binge drinking. While attending UCSD, May attended a party which ended with her falling from the 3rd story balcony. Falling from the balcony caused her to break many bones, including all her ribs on the right side and a collapsed lung. May and her parents put together a short documentary of her story.
12 Commandments for a Happy Life and Soul
One of the most important things in life is a person happiness. If you are not happy then something in your life may be in need of a change. Above anything else happiness is the most important. Elyse Santilli, a contributor writer for the Huffington Post says there are 12 commandments for a happy life and soul.
How to Get Centered Between Therapy Appointments
5 Things I Can't Worry About Anymore
Stephanie Harper, a contributor writer for Huffington Post, feels like most of us do. She worries about things, that we should waste our time worrying about. Of course there are some people who worry more than others. We can spend way too much time worrying about ridiculous things. We can waste time rethinking and overthinking certain things that are going on in our lives. Harper has a list of 5 main things she just can not waste her time worrying about anymore.
Warning Signs of An Unavailable Partner
When you are in a relationship with an unavailable partner, it means that you are in a relationship with someone but you feel like you are unseen, unknown or unloved. Being in a relationship like this can be extremely difficult. It may be surprising to know that most people have been in a relationship similar to this. Although you may feel stuck in a relationship like this, there are ways to grow from it. There are also some warning signs to look out for when entering a new relationship, to see is your partner is an unavailable partner.
Reasons to Include Family Therapy in Your Recovery
It’s not uncommon that the reason why you’re drinking or using drugs is because of your family. Perhaps it was the relationship with your parents, siblings, or cousins growing up. Or maybe it’s that your parents fought in front of you. Or it might be that your parents did not entirely meet your emotional or psychological needs. Whatever the reason, your upbringing and early family life might have been the contributors to the patterns of addiction and a desire to get drunk or high in the first place.