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Tag Archives: pain
Glory Days: How We Keep Ourselves Stuck in Our Former Lives (& What To Do About It)
Tweet I’m reminded of Al Bundy, patriarch of the Bundy family, from the TV show “ Married With Children.” In the show, Al’s proudest moment in life was scoring four touchdowns in one game. He didn’t achieve what he sought … Continue reading
Posted in Anger and Stress, Healthy Marriages, Mens’ Mental Health, Work, Family and Everything Else
Tagged anger problems Phoenix, blaming others, depression counseling Phoenix, Healthy Marriages, Jason Fierstein, marriage counseling, mens counseling, pain, Phoenix anger counselors, Phoenix anxiety counselors, Phoenix counselors, Phoenix Mens Counseling, Phoenix therapists, relationship problems, reliving our past, stress management, therapy Phoenix, unhappiness, work problems
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The Happiness Factor
Tweet I think about happiness a lot. I think about it around this time of the year quite a bit, as happiness and the holidays are so closely wedded. I meditate on the nature of happiness, and how we go … Continue reading
The Present Moment Is All We’ve Got, Part 2
Tweet A lot of the time, we lose valuable experiences that take place in the present moment because we are busy “living” our lives in our heads, either lost in the memories of the past, or fantasizing about the future, … Continue reading
The Present Moment Is All We’ve Got
Tweet The work that I do with men is very much grounded in the present moment. Most of the problems that we experience are byproducts of living in the past, in memories about how things used to be (for better … Continue reading
Posted in Mens’ Mental Health, Uncategorized
Tagged anger, awareness, defense mechanisms, fear, feelings, Gestalt therapy, happiness, men, pain, present moment, sadness, therapy
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