What do you do when you have an important challenging task you've got to do but can't bring yourself to do it?

Turn on timer.

This does two things:

1) It shows your brain there is an end to this task

2) It becomes a game of trying to do as much as you can in the short time that you have.

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We hear all the time communicate, communicate, communicate. But how do you really communicate? (Most of us haven't learnt that in school!)

Justine Lambroschino shares with us exactly how to communicate so we can really connect and deepen our relationship. At what point do you talk? When is it time to stop? And what do you do when one of you starts crying.

Justine has been in the mental health profession for over 25 years working with families and individuals. She is the proud parent of three daughters and one son, as well as five beautiful grandchildren.  Justine have been married to her wonderful husband for 30 years and enjoy life together on Cape Cod with their dog Theo.

Connect with Justine:

Website: jlambroschino.com/

Instagram: @spirit_centered_life

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Can you look back and get clear on what caused that to happen?

Can you look towards the future and see what the effect might be?

Can you rewire your brain for using cause and effect?!

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6 issues to be aware of so you can deal with them before they become to big:

 1. Physical issues  

2. Psychological issues  

3. Personal issues 

4. Behavioral issues 

5. Hormonal Issues 

6. Combined issues 

Don't forget about the Catch 23! 

Dr. Fleisher has a BA in psychology and a D.M.D. from Temple University. He then earned a specialty certification in Endodontics at the University of Pennsylvania. After building the largest endodontic practice in his tri-state area, he left practice to devote time to his passion for writing. He has published a number of self-help books. As an Examiner.com journalist he wrote a column on Internet dating, the basis of his 2018 release, DATING AGAIN - A GUIDE TO DATING JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE DONE and THE SEXLESS MARRIAGE FIX, the book all about the subject no one wants to talk about. He teaches bedside manner and practice management to his residents at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. Dr. Fleisher has authored numerous articles for professional publications and has lectured nationally. 

Connect with Robert: Website: www.robertmfleisher.com Email: [email protected] 

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The biggest issue in an misdiagnosis the defining the problem. (Duh!)

Although most of us aren't doctors who have to diagnosis others, we have are constantly having define the problem so we don't work double as hard.

When we know what the real problem is, we don't have to put in so much work into something only to find out later that wasn't what was really going on.

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Jerry and Connie Lawson met in 2008 and were married in 2009, they are a beautiful blended family. Both, previously divorced, have backgrounds of abuse and traumatic childhoods. When Jerry met Connie, she was struggling with a misdiagnosis which made things especially difficult.  Together, they have faced many impossible odds, including, infertility, mental illness, child loss, relational difficulties, and much more.  Their story is one of raw redemption, they share how although hard, and long, by the grace of God they have managed to not only stay together but fall madly in love. Jerry is a quiet, reserved, and patient truck driver, while Connie is loud, outgoing, creative, and as impatient as they come. She is a motivational speaker and podcaster, host of the Weeds Seeds and Beautiful Things show. They reside in Oklahoma. 

Connect with Jerry and Connie Website: weedsseedsandbeautifulthings.com Podcast: weedsseedsandbeautifulthings  Facebook: @weedsseedsandbeautifulthings Instagram: @weedsseedsandbeautifulthings 

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How do you know you've got the right information? 

What strategies are you using to getting the right information? 

Why do you even need to make sure you've got all the right information?  

In this episode we'll answer all those questions and more so that everything that comes after is easier.   

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Susan and Clark were married in 1985, three months after they met. Six weeks after the wedding, Susan's daughter was taken away by social services and Clark was accused of sexually molesting Susan's 9-year-old daughter from her first marriage. Susan was told she had to force Clark to move out and support the allegation or she would never get her daughter back.

Their story is told in Susan's recently released book Wheels of Injustice: Saving My Child from the Child Savers.

Connect with Susan and Clark:

Susan's website: https://susanlouisegabriel.com

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Making categories - we all know how to do that! Or do we?!

Many people (including myself!) have no problem forming groups when it's simple - groups of colors, shapes or animals. But what happens when your making groups to organize your kitchen? Or to plan you day? Or cook for a big meal?

In this episode we'll discuss why it's important to make those groups and how to do them correctly.

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There are 7 types of love. Do you know the difference?

Erotic love   Friendship love Love of strangers  Belonging love Love of Liking Agapeic love  Mentoring love

Award-winning Psychiatrist, Dr. Heim PhD, explains to the the goodness of each type of love, when and how to use them and what you've got to do if there's love missing in your relationship.

Dr. Heim PhD is an award-winning Psychiatrist, Music Professor and Churchill fellow. During his 20 years as a doctor and 13 as a psychiatrist he has heard the stories of 1000s of people, so he listens a lot. He gets lots of joy out of working as a consultant psychiatrist in psychotherapy. He speaks from a place of deep compassion and authority on Mental Health issues that are affecting us all in this new normal: anxiety, depression, addictions, trauma, suicide, personality issues and relationship breakdown. His latest book "The 7 types of Love: navigating love in a fractured world" has just been released. He lives in Australia on the beautiful Sunshine Coast with his wife Caroline and loves taking long walks on deserted Australian beaches and eating celery.

Connect with Dr. Heim

Get the book: https://www.drchristianheim.com/7-love-types

Get a free chapter of the 7 Love Types book: https://www.drchristianheim.com/subscribe-1

Website: https://www.drchristianheim.com/

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