Free Advice and Help

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a webinar (in most topics) and a packet of a few articles.

Relationships

We can't communicate
We hardly ever have sex
We're always fighting: Anger and Conflict resolution
Is this the right person for me?
Should I end this relationship?
We're distant and disconnected from each other
Takers and caretakers: The Codependent Relationship
Getting love vs. being loving

Personal Development

Anxiety
Depression
Self-Esteem: Healing Self-judgment and Shame
Emotional Dependency or Emotional Freedom
Aloneness and emptiness
Self-Love vs. Self-Abandonment
Loneliness and heartbreak
Fear of Intimacy: Rejection and engulfment
Resistance and Procrastination
Discover Your Passion and Purpose
Your Health and Wellbeing

Parenting

Becoming a loving parent
Teaching children Inner Bonding
Raising personally responsible children
How children develop self-esteem
Authoritarian, Permissive, or Loving Parenting
Enmeshed Parenting
What do Your Children Really Need From You?
Raising Healthy Children

Spiritual Connection

Your Spiritual Connection
Your Personal Source of Love and Truth
Making your Best, Right Decisions
Defining Your Own Worth
Raising your frequency
Manifestation: The Law of Attraction

Addiction

Weight/food addiction/compulsive eating
Healing Substance and Process Addictions
Love and Approval Addiction
Sex Addiction

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DAILY INSPIRATION

One of the best ways of feeling great is to speak up for yourself. If someone is mean, judgmental, sarcastic, speak up for yourself. Say, in a kind voice, "That felt awful," or "I don't want to be around you when you treat me like that," or "I know you're feeling badly, but I don't like it when you take it out on me." Today, find the courage to speak up for yourself.

By Dr. Margaret Paul