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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Workers Compensation at Oyster Point Psychological
Oftentimes, workers compensation clients have suffered traumatic injury on the job and demonstrate symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder such as intrusive imagery of the incident (i.e., flashbacks), chronic sympathetic activation (i.e., flight-or-fight syndrome), and catastrophizing thoughts that compromise their safety … Continue reading
Posted in workers compensation
Tagged middle peninsula, northern neck, posttraumatic stress disorder, PTSD, workers compensation
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Does Liberalism Promote Mental Health?
I watch “The Five” occasionally and admit that Bob Beckel gets under my skin at times — as does Juan Williams as they put forth liberalism as a paradigm for sound governance. In listening to their liberalism for a while, it … Continue reading
Posted in liberalism
Tagged Bob Beckel, juan williams, liberalism, The Five
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Where Is The Healthy Skepticism?
I am troubled by the lack of healthy skepticism in our culture — most notably on the part of celebrities who had no shortage of it in the 60’s and 70’s, when the government seemed indifferent to the guardrails provided … Continue reading
Posted in question authority
Tagged graham nash, healthy skepticism, Jackson Brown, James Taylor
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The Striving-versus-Acceptance Question
With respect to the malaise and rancor in our country currently, I have read several blogs and essays recently advocating for less striving and more acceptance, and these opinion pieces suggest that our happiness and mental health would improve if the … Continue reading
Posted in striving versus acceptance
Tagged resignation, yoga-types
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A Thought on Drinking from George Orwell
“A man may take to drink, because he feels himself to be a failure, but then fail all the more completely because he drinks.” — George Orwell, quoted in the Los Angeles Times and The Week Paul Watzlawick often suggested … Continue reading
Posted in drinking problems, solution becomes problem
Tagged drinking, drinking problems
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Building a Conservative Brand Promotes Mental Health
Yesterday’s Republican victories seem largely attributable to profound disappointment in Obama and the Obama policies. Unless we want to field candidates who are the lesser of two evils, it is high time for the Republicans to build a positive conservative … Continue reading
Posted in inter-generational plunder
Tagged Mental Health
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Liberty: A Thought from Benjamin Frankin
Liberty is perhaps the one best word that characterizes a good education and good mental health. Share on Facebook
Psychological Services in the Middle Peninsula – Northern Neck
“Sometimes it’s more important to know what kind of person has the disease than what kind of disease the person has.” – Sir William Osler The Importance of Individualized Plan Development and Implementation For psychological services to be effective, they … Continue reading
Posted in marriage counseling, psychological services
Tagged marriage counseling, middle peninsula, northern neck, psychological services, psychologist
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The Possibility of Voter Fraud Requires Photo ID
With respect to the hot topic of voter fraud, it is implausible to suggest that 11 million illegals, who are so contemptuous of our laws that they would sneak into the country illegally and remain here illegally, will suddenly decline … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged voter fraud
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