By Margaret, on November 23rd, 2020
By Dr. Margaret Paul November 23, 2020
Do you believe that, because you may have already done a lot of healing work, your relationship should be easier?
I can’t tell you how often I hear from my clients that “I should be further along in my healing process,” especially when it comes to relationships.
. . . → Read More: Relationships: “Why am I Struggling After All My Healing?”
By Margaret, on June 8th, 2020
By Dr. Margaret Paul June 08, 2020
Do you sometimes wonder if you really know the person you are dating?
People often ask me how they can know whether or not someone they are dating is really an open and caring person.
“He seems open and caring, but how can I . . . → Read More: You Don’t Really Know Someone Until You Have Conflict
By Margaret, on April 27th, 2020
By Dr. Margaret Paul April 27, 2020
Do you believe that in a good relationship, it is your partner’s job to make you feel loved and worthy?
Jerrod, in his late 30s, consulted with me because he was feeling frantic about his relationship. He and Leslie had fallen deeply in love just over . . . → Read More: Are You Making Someone Your Higher Power?
By Margaret, on December 2nd, 2019
Do We Have to Feel Good to Smile or Can we Smile to Feel Good?
By Dr. Margaret Paul December 02, 2019
Research indicates a surprising discovery about how our face affects our emotions.
I love it when I learn something new that adds a bit of joy to life. In the . . . → Read More: Do You Feel Free? If Not, Learn How Now!
By Margaret, on November 18th, 2019
By Dr. Margaret Paul
November 18, 2019
If you sometimes get stuck in your wounded self and can’t see how to get back into your loving adult, here are some ideas that may help you.
Sometimes, when we get stuck in our wounded self, it is hard to wind our way . . . → Read More: How to Move Out of Your Ego Wounded Self
By Margaret, on October 14th, 2019
By Dr. Margaret Paul October 14, 2019
When do you find it especially hard to show up for yourself as a loving adult?
All of us are, at times, challenged in being a loving adult.
Most of the time I can be a loving adult just by deciding to be. But there are . . . → Read More: Sometimes it’s Hard to be a Loving Adult
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