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What’s in a Word?

Our stories are intricately a part of who we are, and words are how we make up these stories. Our word choice is a very powerful thing.  These words shape ...

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It’s Not Just You

So many women in midlife are struggling with the idea that they are the only ones struggling. This isn't true. In fact, many of us from the Gen X generati...

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Are You a Self, Divided?

Do you have aspects of yourself that you want to reject? Here is my question for you… How do you know that these are parts of yourself that should be reje...

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How to Boost Inspiration

Are you a women in midlife that feels like the life transition you are in has you falling flat and feeling less inspired? Dr. Natalie talks in today's Vlog...

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Fall in Love with the “You” Others Know

Dr. Natalie shares with us in her latest Vlog, a new way to look at ourselves. She walks us through her tip on how to see ourselves through the lens of othe...

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Love Your Struggle

One of our biggest struggles in life is that we have been taught that struggle is a bad thing. That it is something to be avoided. And it doesn’t help t...

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It’s Good to Remember We Are Only Human

Let me break some news to you...punishing ourselves IS NOT our best tool for changing behavior. In many ways, it is the least helpful. Instead of whipping ...

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How to Be Kind to Yourself

It seems like such an intuitive thing to do, yet we are very challenged in our ability to stay kind towards ourselves. This form of self compassion seems to...

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A Tip For Using Today’s Strength for Today’s Problems

The key is this: meet today’s problems with today’s strength. Don’t start tackling tomorrow’s problems until tomorrow. You don’t have tomorrow’s...

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Why Practicing Self Compassion is Gold

Many of us aren’t even aware of what self compassion is. But we can guess it’s some of that hippie dippy mushy stuff that therapists talk about. Not s...

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Finding Beauty in the Broken

There is a tradition in Japanese culture, whereby broken pottery is reassembled using gold as the adherent in the cracks between broken pieces. The flaw the...

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A Case of the “What Ifs”

“What if the question is not why am I so infrequently the person I really want to be, but why do I so infrequently want to be the person I really am?” O...

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