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The Unorthodox Therapist explores what may be the next frontier of human capacity, offering a radically different approach for those disillusioned with conventional mental health and personal growth.
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What to Do When You Feel Stuck (opens the original)
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If you’ve been reading these articles for a while, you know that much of the SAGE orientation begins with recognizing that we are always making meaning. Something happens, we interpret it, and the meaning we make influences how we feel, what we notice, and what seems possible to us. And we can get better at this. We can learn to recognize the meanings we are making and, usually, make meaning in ways that are more constructive, more empowering, and more useful.But what happens when you can see th
When Someone We Love Dies (opens the original)
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Someone in our SAGE community lost her partner two days ago. I’ve been thinking about her, and also wondering whether SAGE has anything useful to say at a time like this. I don’t know what anyone can say that makes such a loss smaller, and I’m not sure I want to try.A person who has been woven into your life is suddenly gone. Not as an idea, but as a physical reality. They’re no longer sitting in the familiar chair. You can’t hear their voice or reach over and touch them. The conversations you’v
Has Any Culture Ever Been Built Around Inner Agency? (opens the original)
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Apparently, I now know what I think about in the midst of a hurricane.A couple of weeks ago, during the worst moments of the storm that hit our part of Hawaii, Hannah and I searched for the safest place in our house. The wind was howling, trees were coming down, the power was out, and we were scaring ourselves enough that we were figuring out where we could huddle together if things got worse.And somewhere in the middle of all this, a question kept running through my mind:How can we help people
We’ll be back (opens the original)
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Aloha to our readers and friends,The hurricane hit Hawaiʻi Island pretty hard. We have no power, internet, cell, or solar. Hannah and I are fine; our house is fine, but there's a lot of damage in the area. It will be a few days before we can communicate, but we’ll be back as soon as we can.Jake & Hannah
The Most Dangerous Word in Psychology (opens the original)
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For most of my professional life, I’ve been surrounded by people trying to understand why they are the way they are. It’s one of the most natural questions we can ask ourselves. Why do I react so strongly? Why can’t I change? Why do I keep repeating the same mistakes? Why do I find intimacy difficult? Psychology has devoted more than a century to helping us answer those questions, and in the process has developed increasingly sophisticated ways of understanding human behavior. Childhood experien
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