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Facing Repression

By Dorlee

Repression

What Is Repression? Repression is one strong defense, With it, you have a total lack of recall, No thoughts, feelings or memories, Of the painful event(s). In the conscious memory, that is. How can that be, you ask? People have different things to bury: Abandonment or neglect, Physical abuse, Sexual abuse, Other issues, Or some […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Social Work, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, personal development, poem, repression

How Does a Person Know Her True Self?

By Dorlee

Who Are You? How does a person emerge? Become who she is, Know what she likes, Or what she wants? It may seem obvious… A little baby is born, Everyone is celebrating, The little baby is showered with love, Her milestones are noted with glee, Lower order needs of Maslow’s hierarchy are all met, Baby […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Therapy Tagged With: clinical social work, personal development, poem, therapy

Exploring Alice Miller’s “The Drama of the Gifted Child”

By Dorlee

Have you read the book The Drama of the Gifted Child: The Search for the True Self by Alice Miller? If not, I highly recommend it. Alice Miller has much wisdom and knowledge to share with you – whether you are a mental health professional or a lay person trying to get a better understanding of […]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Personal Growth, Social Work, Therapy Tagged With: Alice Miller, The Drama of the Gifted Child, therapy

The Power of Meditation

By Dorlee

Recently, I had the opportunity to attend Dr. Dan Siegel’s seminar “How Psychotherapy Works.” It was a fascinating day in which you learned about the intersection of psychology, neuroscience and mindfulness meditation in mental health. Below are the key take-aways from Dan Siegel’s talk: Mindsight = the special kind of attention that allows you to […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Self Care, Workshop Learnings Tagged With: Dan Siegel, Healthy Mind Platter, meditation, mental health, neuroscience, Wheel of Awareness

Meditation and Stress Management

By Dorlee

Is there a part of you that is seeking more balance in your life? Would you like to experience more joy? If yes, you may want to consider meditation… And if you’ve never done it, that’s fine 🙂 As Sharon Salzberg states in her book “Real Happiness,” “if you can breathe, you can meditate.” Meditation […]

Filed Under: Personal Growth, Self Care Tagged With: meditation, Real Happiness, self-care, Sharon Salzberg, stress

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