Anger Management, Mental Health Topics How to Give Up Unhealthy Anger by Walter Matweychuk Ph.D on Oct 30, 2013 Here are twelve ideas to help you manage your self-defeating angry responses. These recommendations are not aimed at having you give up what you value. The idea is to avoid experiencing unhealthy anger and then to pursue what you value.
Mental Health Topics, Relationships Why Long Distance Relationships Are More Intense than In-person Ones by Anthony Centore, PhD on Oct 18, 2013 It’s a myth that long distance relationships are impersonal, and here are just a few reasons why.
Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics Finding Happiness: How to Become Happier in Life by Anthony Centore, PhD on Oct 16, 2013 “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of . . . ” For many of us, happiness is an ever-illusive dream. Especially in today’s world. Life these days is full of stress. Uncertainty. Deadlines. Worry. Budgeting. It’s easy to get caught up in the rat race of life, somehow thinking that happiness…
Mental Health Topics, Relationships What is courting? Why every relationship needs courtship by Jon Negroni on Sep 30, 2013 Courtship, to some, may be an unpleasant concept that is associated with words like “old-fashioned” and “antiquated.” When we hear the word, we may think of how it was used it in the past as a way for parents to oversee the process of uniting their children. In the past….
Mental Health Topics, Personality Am I arrogant? 5 signs that you may have a big head by Jon Negroni on Sep 26, 2013 Are you arrogant? Do you find yourself exaggerating your self-image almost instinctively? There are several levels of arrogance, much of them having to do with how quick we are to make ourselves look better than we actually are.
Abuse & Neglect, Mental Health Topics Violence in our School Systems by Shannon Kersey on Sep 23, 2013 The New Reality for School I love the beginning of fall. School has just begun, with all of the excitement and anticipation it brings. It is like the children’s version of New Year’s Eve, but with all of their promises and resolutions for the new school year. While many of…
Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement 4 Reasons Why Smiling Should Be a Relentless Habit by Jon Negroni on Sep 23, 2013 Facts about smiling that will turn you into a grinning enthusiast. You’ve probably heard the old cliche, “it takes more muscles to frown than smile!” And a lot of us have trouble accepting that point. Still, there are plenty of other reasons why this upbeat gesture is pretty much the…
Mental Health Topics, Personality 4 Habits Great Teachers Have by Jon Negroni on Sep 20, 2013 When I was in high school, I wanted to be a teacher. I settled on that career choice because I was inspired by my mother and sister, who are both teachers. And I decided that making loads of money would never mean much to me (it still doesn’t). By the…
Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Topics 5 Myths About Mental Illness by Jon Negroni on Sep 18, 2013 What are some myths and misconceptions about mental illness and health? I have spent most of my childhood and adult life around friends and family who suffer from different types of mental health problems. It took me a long time to realize that not everyone has had these experiences, and…
Communication, Mental Health Topics 3 Ways to Respond to Criticism by Jon Negroni on Sep 16, 2013 How to Respond to Criticism – 3 Ways to Handle it Tips for how to handle criticism in everyday situations. A major downside to putting yourself out there with an idea or opinion is that someone will always have something negative to say. In my own experiences, I’ve found that…
Mental Health Topics, Relationships How to Survive the Beginning of a Relationship by Jon Negroni on Sep 9, 2013 Insights on how you can effectively manage the beginning of a relationship. In many cases, the start of a romantic relationship sets the tone for the rest of your time with that person. As fickle human beings, we are able to discern the importance of our relationships early on. One…
Mental Health Topics, Self-Improvement 4 Skills You Should Always Be Improving by Jon Negroni on Sep 6, 2013 The essential skills everyone needs to have and be improving on. No matter what profession you find yourself in, or if you are a student, learning should never end. Ironically, we tend to do the bare minimum of improving our skills, even though we have an endless supply of online…