Helping People Connect
| By Anne Hancock, Psy.D.
It used to be easy to choose a chocolate bar. Sectioned milk chocolate in a brown wrapper. Done.
Today it’s more complicated and choosing a chocolate bar has consequences – real or perceived.
| By Anne Hancock, Psy.D.
It seems there’s a contradiction built into our instinct to take; the more we do it, the less we get.
Sharing is another option and leads to a much better outcome.
Crushing your partner in an argument rarely feels good. Most of us would rather weave words together – in ways that find common ground.
A person without safety, lives in fear. A singer without a voice can’t perform. And if you’re the only one talking, your partner will disappear.
| By Anne Hancock, Psy.D.
Loving is not the same as longing.
Love is a verb….and an art form.
Like a muscle that must be used or a dance that must be danced, love gets stronger….better with practice.
