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Depression: Strategies for Coping, Healing, & Living
BY Dr. Bert Pitts Give yourself as much structure as you to get through your workday today. Instead of pacing yourself until the end of eight
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Dealing With Grief
BY Dr. Bert Pitts Grieving is a normal and natural response to the losses and changes we experience. Even positive changes (like moving to a new
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Conversion Disorders and Pseudo-Seizures: “The doctor says I am not sick, but why do I feel so bad?”
By Dr. Chris Litton Your seizures have been out of control lately, so you have been hospitalized for 24-hour monitoring. You have been hooked up
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Communicating about Conflict in Intimate Relationships
BY DR. BERT PITTS A famous family therapist, the late Carl Whitaker, once said, “Conflict is the pathway to intimacy.” What on Earth did he
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
by Katie Vines Many of the problems people face are influenced by how they think and feel about themselves and others. Our beliefs about ourselves
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Bully-proofing Your Children
BY DR. CHRIS LITTON Your son or daughter comes home after school and tells you that the other kids are “being mean.” You listen in horror