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Getting comfortable in a new position is no easy feat for anyone. You may not know the people you are now working with, you will not be familiar with the reporting channels and who does what. Even the most trivial daily duties could pose a challenge to your intellect. The byproducts of all these obstacles [...]
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I wanted to write a series of posts that you could apply to your job. Something you can relate to wether you are a salesman, doctor, telemarketer or a store manager. Do any of those professions have anything in common with each other? Yes, no. Doesn’t matter. My goal is to give you some tools [...]
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You are not a lazy person. You work hard. You give your very best every day; and still, every time the alarm clock wakes you up you wish you had a mace to smash it and keep sleeping. And you know what’s the weirdest part? Some time ago you didn’t even need an alarm to [...]
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Abuse in early childhood permanently alters how the brain reacts to stress, a Canadian study suggests. to read about it, follow the link to BBC News‘ article Technorati Tags: child abuse, gene, genetic, stress
{A lot of times we are faced with situations that stress us, upset us, make us angry. At home, at work, at school, on the street. And sometimes, a lot of times, a few times, we lose control. We act, only to then regret it. Technorati Tags: aggression, anger management, disruptive behavior, frustration, Impulse Control, [...]
{Continue Reading 7 comments }Impulse Control, Relationships, anger management, therapy
During the past two years i`ve been working with children (3-12 years old). Two of the most common disorders i´ve come across are enuresis and encopresis disorders. Among all the cases i had, none of them were the result of bad training habits (primary enuresis/encopresis). All of them had a psychological correlation (secondary enuresis/encopresis). These [...]
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