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Ask Dr. Steve: Childhood experiences impact our self-worth

The patterns we carry into adulthood often have their roots in childhood. This doesn't mean we're destined to repeat the past, but understanding where our responses come from can be the first step toward creating the changes we want. The strategies you developed as a child made sense given what ...

The Conversation: Who are you?

The voice within a person is always trying to get their attention to guide them into unknown avenues of potential that the mind cannot yet fully comprehend. The question of who you are is elementary, or at least a conversation that should be visited often, and the starting point for this ...

The Conversation: Paying the price

“I bargained with life for a penny, And life would pay no more, However I begged at evening, When I counted my scanty store.” “For life is a just employer, He gives you what you ask, But once you have set the wages, Why you must bear the task.” “I worked for a menials ...

Ask Dr. Steve: Childhood experiences shape relationships

The patterns we carry into adulthood often have their roots in childhood. This doesn't mean we're destined to repeat the past, but understanding where our responses come from can be the first step toward creating the changes we want. The strategies you developed as a child made sense given what ...

The Conversation: The growing season

The coming of a new season involves the dying of its predecessor. With each cycle of the sun and moon, we are offered new beginnings and opportunities. There are two sides to bringing anything full circle; one cannot exist without the other for we must experience growth in its entirety. Growth ...

Ask Dr. Steve: Childhood experiences shape who you are as an adult

The patterns we carry into adulthood often have their roots in childhood. This doesn't mean we're destined to repeat the past, but understanding where our responses come from can be the first step toward creating the changes we want. The strategies you developed as a child made sense given what ...