Paul Kiger
We often carry the emotions of other people. Although it is important to be kind, empathetic, and sensitive to the emotions of others, we do not have to bear the weight of their emotions if we set realistic/healthy expectations and speak our truth in love with words of peace.
Read MoreAlthough the holiday season is joyous for many, it can be difficult for others and can often be stressful. Here are a few simple, concrete ways to help make your holiday season healthy and less stressful.
Read MoreHow to decrease suffering in your life by practicing acceptance.
Read More5 simple ways to have a healthier, more well balanced, life.
Read MoreMany times in our relationships we sacrifice being in harmony with the other person for being right. A key question to remember is would you rather be happy or right?
Read MoreSome simple, concrete ways to support people in recovery.
Read MoreSome insights about addiction and how relapse often starts with thoughts long before the actual relapse.
Read More5 Minute Read As we enter a new year most of us think about the last year; the good, the bad, and the ugly. And then we stop, take a deep breath, and begin to think about what the new year has in store. We make big, lofty goals and talk about how we are…
Read More5 minute read As millennials begin to approach middle adulthood, many are enjoying the benefits that come with it including more stable friendships, jobs/income, increased self-awareness and a better sense of who they are. However, they are now also beginning to experience something that profoundly affected many of them when they were children, divorce. The…
Read MoreA bubble bath and a glass of red wine. This is what we typically think or hear when we talk about self-care, which has become a huge buzz word in the last few years. The concept of self-care has become more popular but there is still a large misunderstanding of what self-care is and how…
Read MoreMindfulness. Some misconstrue it for meditation or something where you sit quietly for an hour. Well yes, but no. Mindfulness means being present in the moment. We are more un-mindful now than any other time in human history. We have technology to thank for that. One might think this is leading into an article all…
Read More“There are wounds that never show on the body that are deeper and more hurtful than anything that bleeds.” – Laurell K. Hamilton, Mistral’s Kiss Why is addiction, destructive behavior and early-death synonymous with Music and the Performing Arts? Is it a given that the most talented will be the most tortured, and that their…
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