Forgiving Yourself: Letting Go of Negative Self-Talk

April 3, 2011 by  
Filed under Coping, ericamanfred

Submitted by: Erica Manfred If you’re overwhelmed with self-blame here’s a great quote from Bonnie Russell, the founder of www.FamilyLawCourts.com. She says: I’ve found women, especially therapists and other helping professionals, have trouble forgiving themselves.  They constantly berate themselves with:   “I should have seen it, known it, realized it,”  followed by “I wasted (fill in [...]

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An Exercise in Forgiveness

February 21, 2011 by  
Filed under Editor's Picks, Evolution, Grief & Anger, Healing

Submitted by: Dawn Sinnott I was writing an e-workbook for a teleclass I was going to give on the topic of forgiveness.  As I always approach this type of writing project, I wrote down my thoughts about where I’ve been, how I moved forward and where I am now in regards to the topic.  Forgiveness [...]

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With Time and Distance Comes a Calm Heart

December 4, 2009 by  
Filed under Evolution, Healing, Midlife Divorce, Wisdom Gained

Submitted by: Maya I caught a glimpse of the ex the other day. We had to be in the same place and cordially stayed on opposite sides of the room. He always keeps his back to me when we are in these situations but I always sit facing him, daring him to look into my [...]

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