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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Thought for the Week…
A willingness to be vulnerable is necessary for connection. That doesn’t mean being completely vulnerable with anyone and everyone. Trust needs to be earned. And different people will earn different levels of trust. You can, and should, share your secrets…just … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Challenge, Change, Identity, Jay Blevins, MFT, Psychotherapy, Secrets, Struggle, Therapy, Trust, Vulnerability
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Challenge, Jay Blevins, Secrets, Trust, Vulnerability
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What Others Had To Say This Week
Interesting blog posts and news stories from the past week… Holding Our Heroes Accountable – Heather Parker/Antigone Awakens Relationship Anarchy vs. Nonhierarchical Polyamory – The Thinking Asexual How what annoys us in our partner can teach us what we need – Patrick McCurry 9 … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Change, Emotions, Jay Blevins, MFT, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Boundaries, Change, Communication, Jay Blevins, MFT, Relationships, Research, Sex, Therapy, Understanding, Vulnerability
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Tip of the Week – Our Brain and Money
Our brain isn’t always our friend when it comes to money. A new study shows how much our brains assume price indicates quality. A University of California – San Diego study recently had a winery price the same wine at $10, … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Brain, Jay Blevins, MFT, Money, Psychotherapy, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Brain, Decisions, Jay Blevins, MFT, Money
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Why We Should Talk About Sex…
A great article by Kate McCombs (sex educator, blogger, managing editor for MySexProfessor.com, and founder of Sex Geekdom) was published on Kinkly.com Monday. I decided it was too good to save for the end of the week round up of articles. Talking … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Communication, Jay Blevins, Kate McCombs, Kinkly.com, MFT, MySexProfessor.com, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Sex, Sex Geekdom, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Communication, Education, Jay Blevins, Kate McCombs, Kinkly.com, MFT, MySexProfessor.com, Relationships, Sex, Sex Geekdom, Therapy
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Thought for the Week…
It would be great if we could always make changes in one fell swoop. But it seldom happens that way. Change is more often a gradual process of taking small steps forward mixed with the occasional step backward. That means … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Challenge, Change, Emotions, Identity, Jay Blevins, MFT, Pass/Fail, Psychotherapy, Small Steps, Struggle, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Change, Compassion, Jay Blevins, MFT, Therapy
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What Others Had To Say This Week
Interesting blog posts and news stories from the past week… Doctor: ADHD Does Not Exist – Dr. Richard Saul 5 Shocking Realities of Being Transgender the Media Ignores – Robert Evans, Amy P. What’s so bad about feeling happy? – Springer Science & … Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Change, Emotions, Jay Blevins, MFT, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Boundaries, Change, Communication, Jay Blevins, MFT, Relationships, Research, Sex, Therapy, Understanding, Vulnerability
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Two Therapists Talking: Rules vs Expectations
In this episode of Two Therapists Talking, Jasmine St. John and I talk about the difference between acting in ways that fit with your partners expectations versus requiring lots of rules to micromanage behavior. If you have questions or a … Continue reading
Posted in Awen Therapy, Expectations, Jasmine St. John, Jay Blevins, JSJ Therapy, MFT, Polyamory, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Rules, Therapy, Two Therapists Talking, Uncategorized
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Communication, Couples, Emotions, Expectations, Jasmine St. John, Jay Blevins, JSJ Therapy, MFT, Monogamy, Non-monogamy, Partners, Relationships, Rules, Two Therapists Talking
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Tip of the Week – Reducing Anxiety
You may now have a perfectly defensible reason to play Candy Crush. Recent research published in the journal Clinical Psychological Science showed that playing a distracting cell phone game app can reduce anxiety. Researchers applied gamification to an “emerging cognitive treatment for … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Awen Therapy, Candy Crush, Cell phone app, Change, Depression, Emotions, Gamification, Jay Blevins, Mental Health, MFT, Psychotherapy, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Anxiety, Awen Therapy, candy crush, Depression, gamification, gamify, Jay Blevins, Mental Health, MFT, Therapy
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What You Don’t Know Might Hurt…
Last week I talked about doing relationships your own way, the way that works for everyone involved, and how so many other people seem intent on telling you the “right”way to do it. This week I want to talk about another … Continue reading
Posted in Awen Therapy, Communication, Couples, Couples Therapy, Emotions, Expectations, Jay Blevins, MFT, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Therapy
Tagged Awen Therapy, Communication, Couples, Expectations, Jay Blevins, MFT, patterns, Perspective, Relationships, Therapy
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Thought for the week…
Remember, love isn’t about giving up yourself. It is about sharing yourself.
Posted in Advice, Awen Therapy, Emotions, Jay Blevins, Love, MFT, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Psychotherapy, Relationships, Therapy
Tagged Advice, Awen Therapy, Jay Blevins, Love, MFT, Perks of Being a Wallflower, sacrifice, Self, Therapy
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