A CBT look at Maslows ‘characteristics of self-actualizers’ … – Veronica Walsh’s CBT Blog Dublin, Ireland — Read on iveronicawalsh.wordpress.com/2014/06/23/a-cbt-look-at-maslows-extended-hierarchy-of-needs/amp/
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EXCELLENT read💕💙💕💙 Rethinking How We Heal from Anxiety and Depression Rethinking How We Heal from Anxiety and Depression — Read on foxandco.life/2019/02/26/rethinking-how-we-heal-from-anxiety-and-depression/
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This is a comic about the backfire effect. I found it so insightful!! I didn’t know such a concept existed. … Continue Reading You’re not going to believe what I’m about to tell you
Excerpt by Charlotte Eriksson
Nova’s Daily Random Word- #23
Nova’s Daily Random Word- Day #16
Tracking wildfire animals.
I don’t have two girls. I have one very girlie daughter. Then I have a very boyish daughter… Who’s singing … Continue Reading Adventures of a Single Mom
Now, I’m going to move on to some basic sentences. Spanish: Ella es una mujer. English: She is a woman. Spanish: Tú eres un niño. English: You are a boy. Spanish: Comes manzanas. English: You eat apples. Spanish: Tú eres hombre. … Continue Reading Habla en Español #6
I can’t stand wet sand. I wash dishes from left to right. My bed is in the corner of my … Continue Reading 50 utterly random things about ME😂
Here’s the beginning of the story with Miss Claire and her Moon. It’s called Shooting Star
I’m so thankful to live this life, open-hearted to “the possible”… With faith bigger than fear, and my eyes focused on truths. So much could destroy me… Bitter my heart, send me down a dark rabbit hole… I Know that … Continue Reading #bloomwhereyouareplanted
Shavua Tov is the beautiful common greeting, “Have a wonderful/great week.” It’s apart of the Israeli Hebrew language ✡️ Featured Image Credit
Spanish: él English: he Spanish: ella English: she Spanish: eresEnglish: are Spanish: yo English: I Spanish: tú. English: you (informal) … Continue Reading Habla en Español #3
S: ¡Hola! E: Hello! S: Sí. E: yes S: gracias E: thank you S: ¡Chao! E: Bye
The students stepped off the bus and fell silent. You could “hear a pin drop”, as they say. The structure … Continue Reading #FF: Beyond the Horizon
Just as with other illness, prevention is key! To keep a cold away, doctors recommend individuals wash hands, keep hands away from the mouth, cover a sneeze or cough with an elbow or tissue. Occasionally, we miss something though. Before … Continue Reading Signs & Symptoms
