Coping Skills, Mental Health Topics, Trauma Boston Psychiatrist Helps Us Cope with Boston Marathon by Anthony Centore, PhD on Apr 24, 2013 The dreadful bombings on the finish line of the Boston Marathon, April 15, 2013, in which three persons died and at least 183 were injured calls to mind another senseless tragedy. On December 14, 1992, Wayne Lo, a student at Simon’s Rock College in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, went on a…
Mental Health Topics, Thriveworks News Atlanta Counselor Tomiko Logan Featured on KISS 104 Atlanta by Anthony Centore, PhD on Apr 24, 2013 Why do we lie? Have you ever caught yourself lying for no reason? Tomiko Logan, Thriveworks Atlanta Counselor, was featured on Atlanta’s Liar Liar show on KISS 104 to help explain why. Tomiko challenged Atlanta (and people everywhere) to detox and purify so that they can get back to telling…
Disorders, Eating Disorders, Mental Health Topics Binge Eating Disorder References and Resources by Anthony Centore, PhD on Apr 16, 2013 Several blog article on this site related to the issue to Binge Eating Disorder present a number of in-text APA-style citations. The follow is a full list of the citations and references. Allen, Karina et al, “The Onset and Course of Binge Eating in 8-13 Year Old Healthy Weight, Overweight…
Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement Boston Psychiatrist: Journey of the Traumatized Hero: Kerouac’s On the Road and Gandhi’s Railroad Ride by Anthony Centore, PhD on Apr 1, 2013 Journey of the Traumatized Hero: Kerouac’s On the Road and Gandhi’s Railroad Ride The art of living is the ability to use life’s inevitable traumas in some constructive fashion. This occurs on an odyssey that the resilient take that could be termed “the Journey of the Traumatized Hero.” This is…
Mental Health Topics, Money & Financial Issues Increase Your Income: Financial Coaching for Making Money by Anthony Centore, PhD on Mar 17, 2013 Fact: Nearly one in ten people in the U.S. do not have a job.[1] The American dream isn’t looking so dreamy these days. We’re looking at a volatile economy – not just in America, but in Europe. Unemployment. Worldwide political tensions. Overwhelming national debt. Not exactly the best environment for…
Mental Health Topics, Research Strengths-Finder by Gallup: A Career Counselor’s Analysis by Adam Bagley on Mar 12, 2013 In 2001, Gallup released the first edition of Strengths-Finder in a book titled Now, Discover Your Strengths (Buckingham & Clifton, 2001). Strengths-Finder 2.0 was most recently introduced and updated to include 34 themes from the original five (Rath, 2007). In a personal evaluation of the constructivist-constructionist approach to career development…
ADHD, Mental Health Topics ADHD Testing by Anthony Centore, PhD on Feb 12, 2013 If you think you have ADHD, you are not alone.” Thriveworks ADHD Testing: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, ADHD, can affect young and old lives — from personal to professional. There is a common misconception that ADHD is only found in children; however, this is not true. ADHD can be detrimental…
Abuse & Neglect, Mental Health Topics, Power & Control, Relationships 6 warning signs of emotional blackmail: Couples counseling tips by Anthony Centore, PhD on Nov 16, 2012 When does it become emotional blackmail? It’s not entirely uncommon to acquiesce to your partner’s requests. After all, you can compromise as well as the next person. But when does healthy compromise turn into something else–something more sinister and harmful? 6 Warning Signs of Emotional Blackmail If you often find…
Mental Health Topics, Relationships Couples Counseling Tips: Five Steps to Make Your Spouse Your Best Friend by Thriveworks Counseling on Nov 15, 2012 Five Steps to Make Your Spouse Your Best Friend Couples Counseling Tips: Fiery romance born from physical attraction is the basis of many engagements and marriages. But stop and think about it: What attributes describe best friend relationships? Honest and open communication, trust, acceptance, support, affirmation, empathy, and enthusiasm for…
Mental Health Topics, Parenting, Relationships Couples Counseling: Tips For New Parents To Maintain a Strong Relationship by Anthony Centore, PhD on Nov 14, 2012 Couples Counseling: New Parents Guide to Maintaining a Strong Relationship As a new parent, you are likely to face an inundation of parenting advice, most of it unwelcomed. The best parenting and child development a baby could hope for would be a healthy, happy relationship between the parents and it doesn’t…
Beginning Therapy, Mental Health Topics, Relationships Couples Counseling Inventories and Tests by Anthony Centore, PhD on Nov 10, 2012 PAIR Couple Inventory (About $50.00) David H. Olson & Mark T. Schaefer Couples Counseling: The PAIR (Personal Assessment of Intimacy in Relationships) Inventory is a 36 item instrument that assesses five types of intimacy: emotional, social, sexual, intellectual, and recreational. It enables a person to describe their own relationship as…
Mental Health Topics, Personality Therapy Question: Do People Get what they Deserve? by Anthony Centore, PhD on Oct 30, 2012 Therapy Question: Do People Get what they Deserve? Greetings Thriver’s – I’m Dr. Anthony Centore, here for Thriveworks, in Partnership with Theravive. Psychologist Melvin Lerner has spent his career studying the concept of “Justice”. According to his research, we are pre-disposed to believe in a JUST world. It works like…