Reaching for a book?
This post lists some of the books I recommend to my clients and the ones that have remained my favorites through time.
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Talking about the difficult stuff
In intimate relationships, and especially in their early phases when people are still settling into each other’s worlds, they could find themselves surprised by how jealous, possessive, and “needy” they feel about their partner. Men and women may become equally sensitive to how their partner talks about others that interest and excite them. They may be
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Do This at Least Once in Your Life
Sophie is seventeen and about to make one of the most important decisions in her life – choosing a university program. Her parents are watching closely that her choice is reasonable and practical. They want to protect her from disappointment and unhappiness. Sophie has a dream which she has not shared with anyone. She tries
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One-Thought Post: On Love
In love, it seems that often incongruity, misunderstanding, miscommunication, and triggered trauma are what engage us day-to-day and minute-to-minute. However, if you take a breath and submerge under all this, you are likely to discover the powerful and unwavering simplicity of indisputable, unforgiving love. When love is at work, everything else submits to it. We
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On Motherhood
Children are endearing to watch. They are funny. Cute. Delightful. Other people’s kids. Three-year-old is Max playing in the sand. He dashes towards the road and looks back at his mother laughing. She sprints to catch him. Her face is tense. No trace of delight. Charming smiles, tight hugs and sudden kisses, heartwarming love admissions.