Dr. Margaret Paul, Ph.D. October 05, 2015

Discover that self-love and narcissism are actually opposites!

It’s interesting to me how often people confuse self-love with narcissism – because they are actually opposites in many ways.

Ramona ask a question about this issue:

“How do I know if I’m narcissistic? How do I differentiate between . . . → Read More: Self-love or Narcissism?

By Margaret Paul, Ph.D. September 29, 2015

Do you have a mother wound that plagues you in your life and your relationships?

Many of us have a deep and painful mother wound from not receiving the nurturing we needed. Without adequate healing, this wound can follow you around your whole life and affect all . . . → Read More: Healing the Mother Wound

Margaret Paul Ph.D. September 22, 2015

Is convenience bringing you fulfillment and joy?

How did we get so deeply into instant gratification? How did we get so far away from receiving satisfaction from doing things that take some time?

A good example of this is food. Fast food restaurants would never have flourished if . . . → Read More: Addiction to Convenience

By Dr. Margaret Paul September 14, 2015

Heal your inner cult with the Six Steps of Inner Bonding.

What do you picture when you think of the word ‘cult?’ For me, what comes to mind is being involved in a community where you have to follow certain rules and do things a certain way, . . . → Read More: Healing Your Inner Cult

Do you keep attracting narcissistic or emotionally unavailable partners? You CAN learn to attract a healthy partner!

Have you found yourself continually attracting the same kind of unhealthy person into your life, such as people who are narcissistic or emotionally unavailable? This is the situation Connie finds herself in.

“As a child of narcissists, . . . → Read More: How to Attract a Healthy Relationship

By Margaret Paul, Ph.D. August 31, 2015

Inner Bonding is a powerful process for healing attachment wounds.

Did you have a secure, reliable loving bond with at least one parent or caregiver? Was one of your parents or caregivers consistently emotionally available and responsive to your needs? If not, then you likely have attachment . . . → Read More: Healing Attachment Wounds