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NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE & HEALTH | MENTAL HEALTH, HEALTH, WELLNESS, & LIFE COACHES
Going to weddings alone, with no plus-one to take along with you. Watching the couples dance, thinking, “Will there ever come a time when that is me on the dance floor?” Going on holidays alone, with no partner to share …
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“How brave the moon shines in her skin; outnumbered by the stars.” ~Angie Welland-Crosby
I have this reoccurring dream where I am about to teach a yoga class. I stand to teach, and no one is paying any attention to …
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Engagement with the arts expands our understanding of human nature and reveals the structure of the perceptual world.
To protect their relationship, a couple needs to recognize the destructive dynamics that can slowly kill off the heart and soul of their bond.
When blown out of proportion, envy and jealousy can be destructive. Read on about what to do when the green-eyed monster and its cousin threaten to crush you or your relationship.
What subtle nonverbal cues suggest a partner is jealous?
Jealousy seems akin to envy. Both attribute responsibility to their target. But jealousy has much greater odds of being rational than envy.
Doing regular relationship audits can contribute to greater relationship satisfaction. Begin your audit by taking a hard look at your hostile emotions.
When you’re sizing up a potential date, how much do you think about their romantic past?
Envy is mistakenly assumed to be ugly and shameful, but can be a powerful—and positive—motivational tool.