By Ann: Many times you can give up an addiction and believe you have fixed it. You will not do ‘this’ again and years can go by, and you have not done drinking, smoking, gambling, or being a person’s pleasure. This goes for any addictions since they all stem from a compulsive behavior. Narcissists do read more…
By Ann: Mirroring is when a person may unconsciously imitate a gesture, speech pattern, or attitude of another or by copying non-verbal behavior. This starts from infancy by gaining a stronger connection with the individual. This is mimicking, like “Monkey see, monkey do”. The most common form of positive mirroring is yawning, which causes others read more…
By Mat: We are baffled by the men in our lives, particularly the older ones. Men can behave in ways that confuse and infuriate us, sending us on a seemingly endless search for an explanation. And yet, when we try to explain the frustrating behavior of our men as mere selfishness, egotism, or arrogance, we read more…
By Tunisha: Love is one of the most studied but also least understood human behavior. In this article I will help you to understand the (Neuro)Science of Love and explain to you the changes that occur in your brain are similar to addiction when you are in love and when you go through a break-up. read more…
By Ann: Often the case, maybe we give a lot of energy into the things we do not have. Why do you live for a man or a woman or for material things? Because it is called conditioning to your needs; mental, psychical and emotional. We always think of the things we do not have, read more…
By Patricia: I have spent many years working with recovering addicts. One of the hardest things for my clients was the concept of forgiveness. They did not know how to ask for forgiveness, how to grant forgiveness to others, and, most importantly, how to forgive themselves. Addicts always do harmful things to their families and read more…
