January 14, 2020
By Jenna LeJeune, PhD “Values Card Sort, Sweet Spot, Bull’s-Eye. I know them all. But my values work still seems to fall flat.” Sound familiar? You’re not alone. While many therapists… READ MORE
April 1, 2019
By Julia Mossbridge, PhD, author of The Calling Would a reasonable person say your basic human needs for food, clothing, and shelter are met on most days? (Yes or No)…. READ MORE
March 14, 2019
By Louise McHugh, PhD, co-author of A Contextual Behavioral Guide to the Self Russ: Given there are already a bazillion-and-one books on “self,” why did you write this one? How is it… READ MORE
December 3, 2018
By Kate Gustin, author of The No-Self Help Book Seeking self-esteem is like trekking through the Himalayas hoping to find a Yeti. We tell ourselves: “Just keep scaling the slopes—looking,… READ MORE
February 6, 2018
By Michael A. Rodriguez, author of Boundless Awareness The illusion of an externally existent world rests largely on the sense of sight. When the eyes are open, there are no… READ MORE
November 7, 2016
by Fiona Robertson The call to “know thyself” seems to reside deep in the human psyche—this maxim was inscribed in the ancient Temple of Apollo in Delphi, and we have… READ MORE
November 29, 2012
by Richard Bates Once I saw mountains as mountains, and rivers as rivers. Then I came to the point where I saw that mountains are not mountains, and rivers are not rivers…. READ MORE
Healing the Wounds that Fuel the Use of Substances
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