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How to Relax After a Long Day of Work

by maggiewinner in Advice, November 14, 2009
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You feel frustrated after a whole week of work in the office. But you still can’t slow down, because you have to prepare an exciting home party for celebrating the 10th marriage anniversary of your parents. So what to do now? Indeed, there are some simple tips which can help you release the stress and get back your full energy easily and quickly:

Dreams or “dreams”? Ordinary Dreams vs.. Dream Meetings in Other Realms

by Laurie Conrad in Psychology, November 5, 2009
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There are two main types of experience we can have while asleep. The first activity is psychological, i.e. we are working out our own psychology. Here, the soul uses the symbology of dreams to bring us to a higher understanding of ourselves and life. For these dreams the soul uses only information that we have received during our lives on earth, in waking state, and from any point in our lives. But there are also "special dreams", where we visit other realms while asleep.

What to Do When The World Gets You Down

by Golddron in Advice, October 5, 2009
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How to cope with everyday problems.

The Colour Red: Symbolism & Associations

by CaSundara in Spirituality, August 27, 2009
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This is part one in a series of articles discussing colours and their various symbolic meanings and associations. We’re going to kick off with red.

Overview of Psychotherapy

by eliraza in Psychology, August 23, 2009
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While psychotherapy has been found to be highly effective for treatment of various disorders, there are still some places that view it as a cure for only the mentally-retarded people. Let’s take a brief look at what psychotherapy is.

The Concept of Lie and How to Modify It in Students

by star2006 in Psychology, August 22, 2009
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Lying is making untrue statements with the intention to deceive. It is giving an erroneous or misleading impression. It is also a person’s way of explaining things in a negative way. Lying is the act of making false statements and the saying of things that are not true with the intention of deceiving. This is an indication that lie is deceitful and aims at misleading or covering up as in defense mechanism experiences. Lying can also be defined as an intentional attempt to deceive or create false impression. It aims at misconception, misinformation and misdirection.

You May Need a Therapist: A Four Step Checklist

by Counselorhelp in Psychology, August 2, 2009
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There are many reasons you may want to engage a therapist, here are a list of the five most routine reasons for doing so!

What Your Counselor Will and Won’t Do!

by Counselorhelp in Psychology, August 1, 2009
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What would a counselor do if you had one? What to expect? Read on to find out!

Low Self Esteem: Three Steps to Fix the Problem in Your Life

by Counselorhelp in Lifestyle Choices, July 30, 2009
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It’s amazing how many people struggle daily with low self esteem. I’m not going to try to outline how someone gets low self esteem here; I’m just going to let you know what you can do to fix the problem!

The Serenity Principle

by paulcline7 in Lifestyle Choices, July 25, 2009
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The first key to serenity is to take control of yourself and your life. You must put yourself in charge of your own standards and life direction. In essence, you must begin the process of “inventing yourself.” There is no such thing as “human-nature,” a person can be anything and any way that they desire to be strongly enough.

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