Every year since I can remember, on Jan 1st, New
Year's Resolutions are made. These are
usually things that we want to try and improve on, things we want to change. We make resolutions to lose weight, stop
smoking, spend more time with family or friends, be more kind, etc. We make these kind of resolutions and then around about Jan 20th they are promptly broken. Sometimes we may feel guilty about this,
sometimes relieved, but mostly our resolutions are forgotten.
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
New Year's Revelations
By Cindy O'Donnell, LCSW
Monday, December 16, 2013
Yes, Another Post on New Years Resolutions
By Nicholas Smith, LPC
This New Years, I encourage everyone to not think of a general goal such as "lose weight." Instead, let's try something new this year and focus more on the types of emotions or experiences we would like to have in 2014.
This New Years, I encourage everyone to not think of a general goal such as "lose weight." Instead, let's try something new this year and focus more on the types of emotions or experiences we would like to have in 2014.
Monday, December 9, 2013
A Basic Guide to Prayer And Meditation
Here at HCCI we promote prayer because we believe in it. The use of prayer has long been considered highly therapeutic and this has been affirmed numerous times by various professional studies as well as personal anecdotes spoken and written about for more than 2000 years.
Labels:
Anxiety,
Meditation,
Prayer
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