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livingafocusinglife.typepad.com
- May 23, 3:15 PM
Nancy writes: "I subscribed to your free e-course on Get Bigger Than What's Bugging You, and I'm enjoying it. However, I'm finding an obstacle when I place my hand on the place in my body where I feel the sensation.... Reactions on this post
www.joltchallenge.com
- March 4, 8:15 PM
Understand why you do what you do...... Where does your internal navigation take you when you take flight & why?
www.goodtherapy.org
- May 23, 3:14 PM
Joan Lavender, Psy. D., Clinical Psychologist - Bodily felt sensing is a holistic experience first described by Gendlin that plays an important role in focusing. Reactions on this post
arttherapyreflections.blogspot.fr
- May 18, 4:21 AM
When we get stuck trying to solve a problem, we often feel overly stressed. Stress narrows our vision and then we have a hard time seeing the big picture. Being a confident problem solver is really important for our peace of mind and self-confidence. To solve any problem you need to define it, think of alternatives, evaluate and select an alternative and then act on one of them. If we can bring a creative attitude to our problem then we can relax into seeing the problem from different a perceptive. Reactions on this post
www.psychologytoday.com
- February 22, 11:00 PM
Five principles for making the most of life's twists and turns.
arttherapyreflections.blogspot.fr
- May 11, 2:25 PM
My new Art Therapy Assistant We all have secrets. Most of us have struggled with not knowing if we should share our secrets; hold onto secrets that others tell us privately, when to tell a secret or who to share a secret with. Reactions on this post
www.psychologytoday.com
- February 21, 5:10 PM
To resist temptation you need a steady supply of sugar (think complex carbs or protein reguarly) - willpower actually consumes a lot ot this - how ironic :-)
www.focusing2012ba.com.ar
- May 8, 10:18 AM
When I pay attention to myself I discover genuine resources to release my tensions, diminish my anxiety, and promote my inner dialogue. Through Focusing these human conditions deep within are developed naturally and find their expression, their voice, in Play.... Reactions on this post
www.transformations.net.nz
- February 20, 7:19 PM
This book is very interesting and I found it a great guidebook to make sure I talk to people so I get more responses which I want.
www.focusingresources.com
- May 7, 4:41 AM
The following articles are available online for those interested in learning more about Focusing. To read a particular article, simply click on the title. The Library section is frequently updated with new material, so you may want to bookmark this page so you can easily return. Reactions on this post
www.ted.com
- February 20, 7:17 PM
TED Talks Srikumar Rao says we spend most of our lives learning to be unhappy, even as we strive for happiness. At Arbejdsglaede Live!
www.focusing.org.uk
- May 7, 4:40 AM
In a note to Rob Foxcroft Gene says “I do know that the Process Model is difficult to read partly because I don’t explain what I am doing until the last section of III and the section IVAd. These might be put first. I also think that some part of VIII is understandable near the beginning because that’s where the concepts come from.”... Reactions on this post
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myaccount.nytimes.com
- May 16, 11:15 AM
"...Welcome to the college education revolution. Big breakthroughs happen when what is suddenly possible meets what is desperately necessary. The costs of getting a college degree have been rising faster than those of health care, so the need to provide low-cost, quality higher education is more acute than ever..." Reactions on this post
www.sscnet.ucla.edu
- January 28, 9:23 AM
A scholarly look at the theoretical and empirical factors and effects of monagamy becoming the marriage norm and even legal requirement in Western countries and eventually the entire developing world.
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blogs.redding.com
- May 15, 3:36 PM
"...Here is our real problem. One of the many costs of denial is paralysis. We are incapable of solving a problem we have decided does not exist. The Republicans, conservatives and massive community of deniers are so determined that climate change is not happening, they cannot see what is coming. They naively believe the future will be just like the past, despite the massive evidence that our Earth is undergoing a dramatic and permanent transformation..." Reactions on this post
online.wsj.com
- January 28, 9:06 AM
Tips for getting out of the negative communication rut from Howard Markman and other experts. Nagging a relationship killer? Perhaps. What to do then? This WSJ article suggests the following:
•Calm down •Look at it from the other person's perspective. •If you are the nagger, realize you are asking for something. •Explain why your request is important to you. •Manage your expectations. •Set a timeframe. •If you are the naggee, give a clear response to your partner's request.
maddowblog.msnbc.msn.com
- May 14, 3:56 PM
For anyone weary of the usual commencement if-you-can-dream-it-you-can-do-it uplift, Mr. Sorkin's remarks will come as a welcome antidote:
"...Among all the big names sharing their sagacity with America's freshly minted college grads this week (President Obama, Mitt Romney, Michelle Obama, Colin Powell et al.) was award-harvesting film/TV writer Aaron Sorkin, who spoke at his alma mater,..." Reactions on this post
Embracing Marriage, Flaws and All - Modern Love: http://t.co/o9zMzsxc... While on a camping trip with her in-laws, Elizabeth Weil, author “No Cheating, No Dying: I Had a Good Marriage. Then I Tried to Make It Better” (Scribner) has an epiphane.
In a moment - taking in her husband's appreciation for her presence on the camping trip, years of concerted effort to transform a good marriage into a great marriage converge. And she reflects that though there are some generalities of a good marriage, her stance is that, "marriage, generally, is truly ridiculous, but I love Dan very, very specifically." Reactions on this post
www.newscientist.com
- May 14, 11:44 AM
This is pretty cool. Try to view the two silhouette's as moving in different directions, very difficult...
"...Think you can tell which way a ballerina is twirling? A new animation by psychophysiologist Marcel de Heer shows that a dancer's silhouette is identical regardless of the direction in which she is spinning..." Reactions on this post
Interesting read: Six Steps to Nurturing A True Partnership - If your Marriage is struggling - ADHD research Researc...
www.digitaljournal.com
- May 14, 11:34 AM
In what is probably the first time such an event has been witnessed and recorded, humpback whales appeared to try to intervene when a pod of killer whales attacked a baby gray whale. Reactions on this post
www.youtube.com
- September 21, 2011 4:11 PM
Peace Corps Education Volunteers Peter Hendricks, 26, and Alene Kennedy-Hendricks, 25, from Northern Virginia. They are currently serving in Georgia. Reactions on this post
www.itsokaytobesmart.com
- May 14, 11:31 AM
Incredible image.
Mapping the Wonder Inside Every Cell
Behold the biochemical pathways of the cell. For decades, these wall charts have adorned the hallways and laboratories wherever biochemists are at work. They are... Reactions on this post
therandomforest.com
- September 21, 2011 3:47 PM
Keep Marriage Exciting - Exciting is a good thing for a marriage to keep. Is your marriage stimulating? If not... this post suggests that attention to intimacy built on trust and openness, fun together, joint interest, regular dates could make a difference. Reactions on this post
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