My father drank to cope. His way of coping cut me and my brothers and sister off from the best parts of him. He coped with life’s many challenges using alcohol and food and inappropriate sex and purchases and power over people. He never was unable to have an emotionally vulnerable conversation with any of us eight kids.
Guilt and shame producing phrases echo through many people’s childhood. Parents, teachers, grandparents, siblings, even complete strangers use those words, and others repeat them. Those phrases are used because they work… at least in the short run. They are great way to “cope” with and manage children. Here’s why…
You can watch the video, read below, or both! And tap to increase resiliency and ease in your life! Hey everyone. I’m Cathy Vartuli from www.thrivingnow.com and today we’re talking about dealing with surprise. When we get surprised it hurts. A lot of us were taught that surprise is painful. We were brought up in
In these separate Attune Magazine Radio interviews, Jean Maurie and Maggie Lukowski talk to both Rick and Cathy about Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), spirit, guidance, how we use tapping, sex, love, and relationships. Listen to Interview with Rick Wilkes (1:00:53) or Download MP3 Listen to Interview with Cathy Vartuli (1:01:44) or Download MP3 Jean Maurie is a Thriving Now Team
Interview with Rick Wilkes by Gene Monterastelli of TappingQandA.com Gene writes: We live in interesting times. Every morning when I wake up I am bombarded with friend requests, invitations to attend events, fund projects, and try new programs. At the exact same time it is possible for me to go through an entire day and not