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July 2, 2014
by Christie Hunter

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Birth Order as an Adult

July 2, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

birth orderasan adult
There is no denying the fact that factors like education and parenting style play a vital role in developing the personality and learning skills of a child, but another factor that significantly influences the personality of a child is birth order. Factors like communication skills, cognitive skills, decision-making abilities depend on the birth order of a person. Not only this, birth order also influences the psychology of a person. Factors like the number of siblings, age gap between siblings and birth order decide the personality of a child (Leman, 2009). [More]

July 1, 2014
by Casey Truffo, LMFT

balancing workand family

Balancing Work and Family

July 1, 2014 04:55 by Casey Truffo, LMFT  [About the Author]

balancing workand family
There are only 24 hours in a day, and we have to choose how to use them. Often we feel stressed because there is not a balance between our responsibilities and what we enjoy. Our lives naturally fall out of balance from time to time, so we have to set time aside to assess how things are going, and what we might need to change to make sure our daily lives reflect what’s important to us. [More]

June 30, 2014
by Christie Hunter

tax season stress howto plan effectivelyfor next year

Tax Season Stress- How to Plan Effectively for Next Year

June 30, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

tax season stress howto plan effectivelyfor next year
Tax preparation and filing is not easy particularly if a person does not have adequate financial knowledge. Moreover, every country and state has its own laws and regulations, and it is very difficult for a person to keep up with the dynamically changing tax regulations. This is the reason that a number of people suffer from stress during tax filing season (Palmiter, 2014). Tax stress syndrome, as the name implies is a form of stress triggered by mental pressure during tax season. [More]

June 29, 2014
by Christie Hunter

the psychologyof loneliness

The Psychology of Loneliness

June 29, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

the psychologyof loneliness
There is no way a person can completely avoid stress, but an easy way to vent out depression is discussing problems with friends, family or an expert counselor. However, the extent to which a person interacts with others depends on his/her personality and communication skills. For example, an introvert finds it difficult to express his/her emotions as compared to an extrovert. Moreover, the impact of stress on mental and physical health also depends on the ability of a person to deal with stressful situations. FB- Despite social media, text, and email communications, people are lonely. In this article, Theravive discusses the causes, symptoms and impact of loneliness on human psychology and overall health [More]

June 28, 2014
by Christie Hunter

mommy madness howto manage your dayto bring some sanityto youand your family

Mommy Madness: How to Manage Your Day to Bring Some Sanity to You and Your Family?

June 28, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

mommy madness howto manage your dayto bring some sanityto youand your family
Juggling with family and household chores all the time can be really stressful, particularly if one has small kids to look after. All these responsibilities and robotic routine often leave mothers stressed out. The American Psychology Association (APA) conducted a primary survey in 2010 to determine if motherhood is more stressful than fatherhood. According to the results, a major percentage of mothers participated in the survey reported physical and psychological symptoms of depression and stress. [More]

June 27, 2014
by Casey Truffo, LMFT

the couplethat volunteers together

The Couple that Volunteers Together

June 27, 2014 04:55 by Casey Truffo, LMFT  [About the Author]

the couplethat volunteers together
We hear a lot of helpful tips about ways that spending quality time together helps couples strengthen their marriage, find new, common interests and keep the relationship fresh. Trying a new hobby, meeting new friends and even just making time for regular date nights are just a few examples of ways couples can grow closer in the relationship, especially during those times when the stuff of everyday life seems to risk squeezing out any room for intimacy (and not just the bedroom kind).But there’s another, often-overlooked activity that some couples report has done wonders for their relationship: community service. [More]

June 26, 2014
by Christie Hunter

your relationship afterthe babyhas arrived

Your Relationship After the Baby has Arrived

June 26, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

your relationship afterthe babyhas arrived
Becoming a parent is like a dream come true, particularly if the baby is your first born. However, these happy emotions are also accompanied by the fear of losing your old life. Mothers worry about taking care of the baby, while fathers usually have financial considerations. If someone is comfortable with his/her routine, then resisting any major change is natural. [More]

June 25, 2014
by LuAnn Pierce, LCSW

ptsd awareness

PTSD Awareness

June 25, 2014 04:55 by LuAnn Pierce, LCSW  [About the Author]

ptsd awareness
June is PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) awareness month. This year we are joining the National Center for PTSD to raise awareness. The National Center for PTSD is part of the Veteran’s Affairs Administration (VA). As such, they support agencies and organizations who provide services to veterans with PTSD. [More]

June 24, 2014
by Casey Truffo, LMFT

listen up

Listen Up

June 24, 2014 04:55 by Casey Truffo, LMFT  [About the Author]

listen up
Many couples already understand that listening to each other is critical to building and maintaining a good relationship. On the other hand, too often they equate “listening” with simply remaining quiet while the other person speaks. In their own head they might be thinking, “Oh, I’ve heard all this before.” Maybe they’re busy thinking of the best response before their partner is even done talking. [More]

June 23, 2014
by Christie Hunter

managing stress what you really needto doto livea peaceful life

Managing Stress: What You Really Need to Do to Live a Peaceful Life

June 23, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

managing stress what you really needto doto livea peaceful life
Due to the increasing competition in every field, the percentage of people suffering from depressive disorders or chronic stress has increased dramatically over the past few years. There is no denying the fact that it is not possible to completely avoid stress, but there are a number of ways through which the impact of stress can be reduced. By re-evaluating the ways of chaos management, people can avoid stressful situations or learn to handle such situations strategically (Amstadter at al., 2009). [More]