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Carole Herbster, Psy.D. - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Carole Herbster has been a Clinical Psychologist for 14 years. She has been featured as a subject matter expert in Chicago and was also, a radio talk show host. Dr. Herbster is presently a public speaker, writer and educator. She can be reached at Shrinh@gmail.com
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- Why Are Young Adults So Unhappy?
[Home-and-Family:Parenting] So many young people today complain that although they have everything they want, they still feel apathetic and unfulfilled. This confusing and contradictory picture can be explained by how parents have chosen to provide for their children's needs. Through a shift in parenting strategy, this disturbing trend can be stopped in it's tracks and a more satisfying life for our children will be the outcome.
- The Trap of Co-Dependency in Relationships
[Relationships] Co-Dependent relationships are becoming almost epidemic in today's world. The toxicity of this coupling is great and can very well destroy many relationships. Are you a co-dependent? Understanding the dynamic behind these relationships can help couples avoid the co-dependency trap.
- Understanding Prejudice - The Don Imus Effect
[News-and-Society] The recent comments by Don Imus has struck a cord and caused a firestorm of debate and criticism. So what is going on? Racism and "isms" in general are highly misunderstood and as long as we remain confused and misinformed, nothing will change. This article is meant to simplify the concept and help explain the origins of this phenomenon as well as provide solutions.
- The Myth of Romantic Love
[Relationships:Love] Most people believe that love is a feeling. However, if it was a feeling, we would be in and out of love every day. This misunderstanding is one of the major contributing factors to the large divorce rate in our country and around the world. Comprehending the genuine definition of mature love can be the first step in overcoming this contemporary trend.
- Learning to Love Imperfection - The Overdriven-Procrastinator Couple
[Relationships] The most common coupling in marriage is for one spouse to be an overdriven perfectionist and the other to be a procrastinator. The challenge for these couples is that when they meet, their unique strengths and weaknesses complement each other but once married, they can drive each other crazy. This article describes how to make this dynamic work well in the relationship and bring back harmony to both spouses.
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