[Read intro explaining this series] In today’s post about my Office Policies document you sign before your first session, I will review use of technology and the privacy issues surrounding it. First, the wording right out of the policies document itself. Excerpt E–MAILS, CELL PHONES,…
If you haven’t read my introduction to this series of posts, you might want to do that now. Disclaimer: I will not cover every nuance of the sections I will be discussing. You are still highly encouraged to read the actual form itself. CONFIDENTIALY AND…
I get it. Terrible word, right? Policy. Just reading it probably makes you want to fall asleep. I’ll bet most people feel that way. Heck, even I feel that way. Most policies are boring and only marginally relevant to your life, or at least seem…
Do you have a working definition of love? It’s a verb. That’s the first thing. It’s an active engagement with all kinds of feelings—positive ones and primitive ones and loathsome ones. But it’s a very active verb. And it’s often surprising how it can kind…
I recently received a request from a person who follows me on Facebook. She said she has been reading my posts there about meditation/mindfulness, and would like to know how to get started with it in her own life. People ask me this frequently, so…
Most people don’t clearly understand the difference between thoughts and feelings. This basic thing is critical in being able to make progress in the personal work we all need to be doing at any given moment. Client: My boss jumped all over me in front…