by Deborah Cox | Feb 23, 2024 | Becoming More of Your True Self, Connect, love, Relationships, Resources, Therapy, Women
It’s All Love, Part II We Never Stop Loving Think of someone who used to be your partner or your friend. Maybe this person was your first boyfriend/girlfriend. Maybe this person was a best friend when you were younger. Maybe you were married to this person or trusted...
by Deborah Cox | Feb 8, 2024 | Becoming More of Your True Self, Feel Better, following inspiration, love, Mood, Relationships, Therapy
Love is Everything Think of when you were younger and you wanted to be in love. Remember the dating, the hopes, the rejections, the euphoria, the heartbreak, the waiting and watching. What pictures come to mind? How do you feel about all of that now? Maybe, like me,...
by Deborah Cox | Feb 26, 2023 | Anxiety & Calm, body psychotherapy, bodywork, Coaching For the Therapist, Connect, cultural healing, Feel Better, Ideas, love, Reconceive, Relational Cultural Theory, Relationships, Resources, Uncategorized
Relationship Self Care for Therapists When was the last time you applied your counseling skills to yourself to think about your own love life as a critical component of your self-care? Relationships form the essential bedrock of self-care. All the yoga and massage in...
by Deborah Cox | Jan 15, 2023 | Anxiety & Calm, Coaching For the Therapist, Connect, cultural healing, love, parenting, Reconceive, RECONCEIVE PODCAST: Connecting with You, Relationships
Why Relational Self-Care Matters to Your Work Do you think of your love life as a critical component of your self-care? If you’re like most of us, probably not. Let’s see . . . work out: check, sleep eight hours: check, feel close with someone I love? . . . Not so...
by Deborah Cox | Dec 12, 2022 | body psychotherapy, Coaching For the Therapist, Connect, Reconceive, RECONCEIVE PODCAST: Connecting with You, Resources, Therapy, Uncategorized
Health Practitioners in a Crisis of Disconnection Helper burnout creates disconnection of all kinds. As therapists (or other healthcare professionals), this kind of fatigue isolates us from our bodies, our creativity, our sense of meaning, and our intimate...
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