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INDIVIDUAL & COUPLES THERAPY


Rocks, Roads, and the River of Enough: Lessons from Four Thousand Weeks
A friend recommended that I read Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman. I was expecting another productivity book — a guide to managing my time more efficiently — or worse, a book shaming me for not getting enough done. What I found instead was a quiet, paradigm-shifting truth that turned my whole understanding of productivity on its head. Burkeman’s central message is this: we only get about four thousand weeks in an average lifetime, and no amount of efficiency will ever
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Nov 104 min read
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Why Your True Crime Obsession Might Reveal an Anxious Mind
The results are in from my unofficial poll: the people who love true crime are almost always anxious. And I don’t think that’s a coincidence. Is watching true crime an indication of anxiety? (Image by DC Studio on Freepik) It seems counterintuitive, right? For most people, true crime would cause  anxiety. But for the anxious mind, it often works in reverse — providing a strange sense of calm. Just as stimulants can have a calming effect on someone with ADHD, true crime can b
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Oct 274 min read
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My Top 10 Takeaways from "Beyond Anxiety" by Martha Beck
Summary Martha Beck is one of my favorite nonfiction authors. She writes books that are readable, relatable, and immediately applicable...
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Oct 65 min read
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What the Movie 'Inside Out' Got Wrong
I love the movie Inside Out . It brilliantly personifies the complex and sometimes contradictory emotions that live within us. I think...
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Sep 236 min read
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