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1. The Therapy Dept. The Therapy Dept. provides apparel, mugs, bags, posters, and more specifically for Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Speech Therapists.  Therapy students will also find a wide array of comfortable and trendy items. If you are look...
2. Dogs for veterans! Far too many soldiers return from the war with disabling injuries and disabilities that make it difficult for them to cope with the challenges of every day life. But there is hope. Specially trained dogs of of all shapes, sizes and color are helping...
3. Carl Rogers, the Unconditional Positive Regard Guy Carl Rogers developed a theory and taught therapists how to apply his theory. He focused on the importance of recognizing people are human beings and not behaviors to be modified or complexes to be analyzed. Carl Rogers demonstrated how to value the...
4. Lunatic Asylums, Psychiatric Hospitals and Psychiatry Here you'll find a range of general information about mental health and welfare and the places that are designed to look after us when we have a mental illness. Most of us will experience some sort of mental illness in our lifetime, either direct...
5. CANCER IS A PUNK My story and advice to those living with cancer.
6. Make a Magic Wand, Save the World!   Life is hard. You face difficult choices and challenges every day. Couldn't you use a little magical assistance in addressing life's troubles? This step-by-step guide will help you craft yourself a magic wand to assist you in coping wi...
7. I want to be an Occupational Therapist! While the name at first may suggest something along the lines of career counseling, it's true meaning is a much broader, more dynamic, more inclusive in application. Using the original definition of occupation as an activity, an Occupational Therapis...
8. Comparing Far Infrared Saunas Remember any far infrared sauna can be therapeutic - the key is how therapeutic. This is determined by how much total far infrared is being emitted from the heater. Most models emit less than 50% - and some less than 10% of their total heat is F...
9. Alcohol Addiction Abuse - Hypnosis Tips and Help Alcohol dependency is the need or desire to consume an alcoholic drink to help you cope with some feeling, problem or life issue that is difficult to handle alone. Alcohol, like many other misused subtances may have provided a solution or way of copi...
10. Trichotillomania Hair Pulling, Eyebrow and Eyelash Pulling - Help Treatments Therapies in London Welcome to my lens on trichotillomania. This condition involves the pulling or plucking of hair from almost any part of the body. Usually this behaviour or urge called trichotillomania results in an unconscious pulling of hair from the head, eye las...
11. Everything About Ecstasy AKA MDMA Twenty years ago, I wrote the first book ever published about Ecstasy: the mind changing chemical called MDMA. When I wrote the book, Ecstasy was legal and so I know a lot about its effects on people from first hand experience. The book is called Ec...
12. Guided Imagery Guided Imagery is a method of recognizing the imagination as a way of knowing. Imagery is the natural language of the unconscious mind and guided imagery is a powerful modality to help a person connect with the deeper resources available to them. Thi...
13. Who are Social Workers and why do we Need Them? Maybe you've heard the joke, "Social Work is the World's Second Oldest Profession." It makes the point that social workers have been around as long as people have needed others. You may not know it, but you've talked with a social worker. Here you'l...
14. Emotions in Children and Teens   Often parents and caregivers seek information when it comes to their children and teens who may be struggling with life and difficult emotions. Teens often "withdraw" when depressed and children often "act out" in order...
15. Treating Skin Conditions and Tanning with Personal Sunlamps The life-giving rays emitted by our sun are widely known to have positive benefits for the human body. Lack of sun exposure can cause depression, Vitamin D deficiencies and other disorders. You may have noticed or heard about the increase in depressi...
16. Dealing With a Nervous Breakdown "Nervous breakdown" is a non clinical term which is used to describe the onset of mental illness or a psychological disorder such as a variety of depressive or anxiety disorder. At its core a nervous breakdown is an inability to cope with the demand...
17. Psy-Quotes I love a good quote, I work as a therapist, and I like to laugh. ENJOY! I take it that a successful therapy is an oxymoron. ~ Harold Bloom ~ Psychoanalysis is that mental illness for which it regards itself as therapy. ~ Karl Kraus ~ Some of these...
18. What is Lymph Drainage Therapy? Lymph Drainage Therapy (LDT) developed by French physician Bruno Chikly, is an original hands-on method that supports the proper movement of lymph through the body. LDT techniques are among the most scientifically documented, gentle and efficient ha...
19. How Does Behavior Modification Work? Have you ever wanted your dog to do what your tell it to do? Maybe you wanted to get a raise or your children to behave. The study of human behavior includes learning how to get results like those and more. Knowing how to modify behavior is simpler...
20. Benefits Of Inversion Therapy The benefits of inversion therapy have helped countless people find relief from back pain and muscle stress ever since Hippocrates first used a ladder shaped bed on this patients thousands of years ago. You won't have to be tied up by your ankl...