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Recovery from Schizophrenia? Yes, it’s Possible!
If you live in a major city you have probably encountered a person who is dressed strangely, mumbling to himself, not making eye contact, and perhaps pacing back and forth or engaging in some other repetitive behavior.
Spoiler Alert: Spoilers Don’t Spoil
Have you ever had the experience of learning the ending of a book, movie, or TV show that you had really wanted to read/watch and saying to yourself, “AARGH—it’s ruined for me!”?
The Power of Storytelling: Charlene Strong’s Story of Transformation
A great storyteller can transport you to places you have never been, can touch a place within you that seemed lost, or can inspire you in ways you might never guess.
Aimee Mullins on the Beauty of Adversity (and Human Cheetah Legs)
As a therapist, I sit face to face every day with people’s suffering.
Money Can Buy Happiness, but Hobbies are Even Better
If you saw his Ted talk, you may already be familiar with Princeton psychologist Daniel Kahneman’s research on happiness.
The Courage to Survive, Thrive, and Tell About It: Marsha Linehan’s Journey
Marsha Linehan, Ph.D. is easily one of the most influential psychologists of the past thirty years.
Willingness in difficult times: Holding the cactus gently
I may be singlehandedly responsible for more cactus sales in Portland than any other person.
On the Virtues of Being Wrong
Take a moment and consider, what are you wrong about right now?