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Men Who Hide Their Anxiety Really Well Still Often Show These 5 Easy-To-Miss Signs (opens the original)
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From acting like a jerk to intimacy issues and everything in between. I’ve written a great deal about how anxiety manifests in women. Women have higher rates of anxiety than men do overall, and anxiety in women can massively hurt their relationships with their husbands and kids. However, plenty of men still suffer from anxiety disorders, and this impacts their functioning within relationships, as parents, on the job, and more. This post will address five ways that anxiety manifests in men, none
People Who Were Raised By Honest, Emotionally Healthy Parents Usually Learned 5 Casual Phrases Growing Up (opens the original)
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Praise is a hot-button issue in parenting nowadays, and many well-meaning parents have no idea when and how to praise their kids. For people who grew up in households without much praise, praising their kids may be healing, but this steady stream of praise may unintentionally make their kids somewhat, shall we say, narcissistic (or, for the layperson, “unbearable to be around.") Other people withhold praise, whether for personal or cultural reasons (certain cultures aren't big on praising kids),
Why Therapy May Actually Make It Harder For Parents To Repair Relationships With Grown Kids, Says Psychologist (opens the original)
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It’s important not to have a therapist who is primarily a supportive listener if you hope to eventually get close to your child again. Many parents enter therapy because of deep sorrow and anger about their estranged or difficult relationship with their adult children. Unfortunately, sometimes, therapy makes the situation worse instead of better. If your therapist is primarily a supportive listener and does not challenge you on your perspective and worldview, you end up in an echo chamber. This
Women Who Actually Enjoy Their Lives After 40 Have 5 Midlife Revelations (opens the original)
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Midlife is a very interesting time and filled with transformative realizations. I've written directly to husbands in the past about what their wives yearn for at midlife, and it resonated with a lot of women. Now I want to add to it from the perspective of women directly. Here are five realizations that women have at midlife, drawn from my clinical experience as a psychologist as well as my personal experience having of being a woman who is 45. For years, women worry about how everything looks,
People Who Pour A Drink Almost Every Night Usually Have These 5 Reasons (opens the original)
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You don’t have to get wasted every night for this to be an issue. Many people struggle with feelings of shame about how much they drink, even at levels that are not commonly considered to be “a problem.” To reassure themselves, these people note that they experience no physiological dependence on alcohol, and "only" have one or two drinks a night to “take the edge off.” However, at some point, especially if these people generally try to be healthy in other ways, e.g., nutrition, exercise, therap
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