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By Dr. Margaret Paul October 04, 2021 Discover when you have a legitimate need and when you are being needy, and how to heal neediness. Neediness is often a primary cause of relationship problems. We are needy when we abandon and reject ourselves and then expect others to take responsibility for our . . . → Read More: Healing Neediness  Comments are closed  Relationships, Self Improvement & Personal Growth  needs, rejection, relationship needs, self-abandonment By Dr. Margaret Paul April 05, 2021 Do your conversations with your partner feel like a one-way street? Many of us have the experience of feeling unseen and unheard by our partner.For example, Kristy asks:”My partner is a good sharer and easily talks about his feelings, his day, his dreams, his struggles, etc. . . . → Read More: Do You Feel Invisible To Your Partner? 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 Dr. Margaret Paul November 16, 2020 Is your addiction to caretaking stopping you from knowing yourself? “I have had to parent my whole life, never really able to be a kid from my childlike mother to my son-like husband. Everything seems to depend on me doing the right thing and staying . . . → Read More: Caretaking Others Prevents You From Knowing Yourself By Dr. Margaret Paul November 02, 2020 Discover when controlling opens your heart and when it closes you down and blocks your connection with your spiritual guidance. The kind of control that actually blocks our ability to access spirit is when we try to control what we can’t control – such as . . . → Read More: When it is Loving to You to Control – and When it’s Not
By Dr. Margaret Paul October 26, 2020 Discover what healing needs to occur within you before you can stop being reactive to others’ unloving behavior. One of our greatest challenges in relationships is to not get triggered into self-abandonment when others are unloving – to stay connected with ourselves rather than getting . . . → Read More: Staying Loving In The Face Of Others’ Unloving Behavior |
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