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Sober Nexus is an excellent resources to help you find sober living homes, treatment facilities, and 12-step programs throughout the US. Sober Nexus was created by and for recovering addicts, and is used by treatment centers, addiction specialists, and people seeking addiction treatment nationwide. SoberNexus.com was designed around todays Internet user and gives visitors rich listing data and deep search ability. Visit their site at http://www.sobernexus.com.
Comment by kim — December 18, 2009 @ 4:54 pm
Anderson & Anderson is the industry standard for Executive Coaching/Anger Management for “disruptive physicians” nationwide. The Anderson & Anderson anger management curriculum is recognized worldwide.
Please consider linking to this site at: http://www.andersonservices.com
Comment by George Anderson — January 10, 2010 @ 9:47 am
If you or your siblings are caring for aging parents, you’re in a tumultuous new life-passage: Caregiving, Medical help, Legal decisions, Death. Your siblings can be there for you like no one else—or they can drive you crazy and make everything harder. How can you make your family work now? THEY’RE YOUR PARENTS, TOO! is the first book to offer siblings a psychological and practical roadmap through this life-changing family transition. Filled with engaging, helpful stories of sisters and brothers with struggles like yours–whether you are the family caregiver or not–it also has research and top clinical expertise from geriatric care managers, family therapists and other experts on caregiving, family psychology, dementia, elder law, end-of-life decisions, and many more issues that can arise during the time of caring for aging parents or in the aftermath. http://www.yourparentstoo.com
Comment by Francine Russo — January 13, 2010 @ 2:08 pm
End of life issues bring up dysfunction from long ago. When in the same room with your family of origin, it doesn’t take long before one reverts back to behavior when you were a child. Often old “toxic” behaviors raise its ugly head. It’s hard to focus on the needs of your aging parent when you get stuck in old destructive patterns.
I am a therapist who specializes in working with recovery of toxic relationships, i.e. women and children affected by substance abuse or other dysfunction. I train other therapists in a program called: Relationship Recovery: Helping Clients Heal from Toxic Relationships. Healing is possible and preferable before your loved one dies! Visit my site at http://www.feliceblock.com or email me at felice.block@gmail.com
Comment by Felice Block — January 14, 2010 @ 11:01 am
1 in 3-4 girls and 1 in 4-5 boys is sexually abused before the age of 18. Child abuse is an epidemic that remains in denial by most of our citizens. I wrote THE INVISIBLE GIRL: UNCOVERING REPRESSED MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD SEXUAL ABUSE for the purpose of raising awareness for the protection of children. It’s a personal account of living in the aftermath of childhood abuse with repressed memories for 47 years before the truth surfaced. It includes a 28 page guide for parents and professionals about child abuse, symptoms, identifying offenders, reporting and protecting children.
I have worked as an Advance Practice Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychiatry for nearly 21 years. I am board certified by the National Center for Crisis Management/American Academy of Experts for Traumatic Stress in Acute Stress Management, Post Traumatic Stress, and Sexual Abuse. I write, speak and consult in an effort to protect children from sexual abuse. My website is http://www.percyhouseinfo.com and email address is percyhouseinfo@aol.com
Comment by Sandra Dixon — January 21, 2010 @ 2:40 pm
As Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists and soulmates for 20 years, we offer skills for finding and creating your own soulmate relationship. We’ve found that an essential first step is clearing away blocks to creating happiness in relationships is. Our book Disarming Your Inner Critic offers a step-by-step method for breaking free from those blocks. Our website is rich with our own love story, excerpts from our love letters, free podcasts, Thoughts for the Day, skills, and seminar announcements. Visit our website at http://www.soulmateskills.org and email address is anthetics@aol.com
Comment by James & Kathryn Elliott — January 22, 2010 @ 6:58 am
FindGroupTherapy.Com is the largest online directory of therapy groups. Search by location and/or mental health topic. Mental Health professionals can list their groups, along with a photo and professional bio, for a small annual fee. The public may search the site for FREE — look for groups on anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, parenting, relationships, adolescents, women’s issues, men’s issues, anger management, addiction, infertility, caregivers, chronic pain/illness, grief/loss, and much more. FindGroupTherapy.Com is run by a licensed psychotherapist and can be found at http://www.findgrouptherapy.com
Comment by Linda Engelman — January 23, 2010 @ 2:19 pm
How do you begin with bipolar disorder? Your newly diagnosed clients and their families are asking this question. Even clients who have dealt with the diagnosis for decades are looking for wellness focussed resources that can change lives.
“Bipolar Disorder—Insights for Recovery” and “Beyond Bipolar—7 Steps to Wellness” are easy to access (some read them while extremely ill in the hospital). They ask and answer the hidden questions that clients and their families need to know to seek recovery. With my books, you get two perspectives—that of a person who has learned to live successfully with bipolar disorder and that of a physician who understands it medically.
You can order both books on my website below as well as discover free downloads and other information about bipolar disorder. It’s a user friendly site linking to only high quality sites and resources—a good place to start with bipolar disorder.
http://www.BeyondBipolar.com
Comment by Jane Mountain, MD — February 13, 2010 @ 8:54 am
Are you in a love relationship that’s causing more pain than pleasure? Felice Block, M.A., LCPC has been a therapist for over twenty years specializing in healing from painful relationships. Telephone sessions are possible with appropriate clients. For more information, check out my website, http://www.feliceblock.com or contact me at (847) 494-0482.
Comment by Felice Block, M.A., LCPC — March 2, 2010 @ 2:53 pm
Do you treat wonmen in toxic relationships? Felice Block, M.A., LCPC has been a therapist for over twenty years who specializes in helping clients heal from painful relationships. She has created a seven step treatment model and trains other professionals. For more information, go to http://www.feliceblock.com. If interested in individual supervision or a professional training contact Felice at (847) 494-0482.
Comment by Felice Block, M.A., LCPC — March 2, 2010 @ 2:57 pm
We have all seen people who let their anger get out of control.
managing anger
Comment by anger management techniques — April 12, 2010 @ 2:27 pm
Dr. Buckley’s Self-Help Blog is a useful site for summaries and reviews of the best self-help books on the market.
Comment by Kim Scott, MFT — June 22, 2010 @ 5:27 am