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Wellness Lab & Clinics

Result-driven therapy, tailored with your goals in mind.

Therapy Blog

Result-driven therapy, tailored with your goals in mind.

Wellness Lab & Clinics
  • Home/
  • Services/
  • New & Returning Clients/
  • FAQs/
  • Rates/
  • Therapy Blog/
  • Our Team/
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  • Contact/
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  • SoCoW EVENTS/

This therapy blog serves to provide tips, tricks, and at home therapy techniques to try before accessing formal therapy or to compliment your current work in therapy.
Contact me with questions or to let me know how the at-home strategies are working. I'd love to hear from you!


May 04, 2021

RELATIONSHIP TUESDAY: Don’t Blame It On Me

May 04, 2021/ Guest User
RELATIONSHIP TUESDAY: Don’t Blame It On Me

It’s all your fault. From our TVs to our newspapers, our families to our workplace, there is a lot of blame-shifting and “whataboutism/ whataboutery” around.

Is there any good in blame?

Why do we do it?

What are we risking?

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May 04, 2021/ Guest User/
Relationships
relationship tuesday, relationship, boundaries, blame, self esteem, ego, control
January 26, 2021

RELATIONSHIP TUESDAY: Don’t Go Changing

January 26, 2021/ Guest User
RELATIONSHIP TUESDAY: Don’t Go Changing

Almost everything can disturb our equilibrium and peace of mind, especially in relationships. We blame the other person for causing us pain and try to fix them, in order to fix our happiness. That doesn’t seem to work, so what’s next?

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January 26, 2021/ Guest User/
Relationships
relationship tuesday, fix, blame, self-examination, change, healthy relationships, triggers, communication, growth