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A little birdie told me that fear can keep one from living. Theodore Roosevelt wrote in his autobiography, “There were all kinds of things I was…
A little birdie told me that an authentic identity is tricky. Today’s social media platforms are designed to fool our Identity. We anxiously await…
A little birdie told me grief was complicated. Grief is a state of being, one of deep anguish over the loss. When we experience the passing of our…
A little birdie told me what love means; the willingness of the good of the other for the other. I bring up love right now because our community can…
A little birdie told me about the value and power of using metaphors in therapy. The exuberant language and impactful imagery of a metaphor can steer…
A little birdie told me about the value of small changes in the therapeutic process. Our clinicians often sit in angst, wondering if they are doing…
A little birdie told me about the significance and impact of patience in the therapeutic process. As we phase into a new decade, reflection naturally…
A little birdie told me about the impact of a good deed. Observing our clients complete a slip of paper each week after meeting with his/her…
A little birdie told me about the proficiencies of leadership. Examining our little flock here at the clinic, in some way, everyone is a leader if…
A little birdie told me about the emotion of gratitude. As Thanksgiving approaches, we are called to reflect on what we are truly thankful. The…