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Can a Relationship Recover From Resentment? How to Clear Out Resentment and Rediscover Empathy
As a relationship therapist, I am often asked “What’s the biggest problem couples face?” The easy answers are money and sex, but neither would be exactly true or at least not what has walked into my office or my life. … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, anxiety, buddhism, depression, divorce, marriage, meditation, mindfulness, nancy colier, relationship, resentment
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Why We Hold Grudges and How to Let Them Go: It’s Not About the Person Who Wronged You, It’s About Who You Want to Be
Karen, 65, is very angry at her ex-boyfriend. It seems he asked her best friend out on a date, a few days after breaking up with Karen. He was her boyfriend in high school. Paul, 45, can’t forgive his sister, because, … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, awareness, blame, buddhism, colier, empathy, family, forgiveness, freedom, grudge, happiness, inner critic, judgment, letting go, loving kindness, marriage, meditation, mindfulness, moving on, nancy colier, relationship, shame, wellbeing
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