Author Archives: superadmin

Which is Worse for Women Today: Being a Slut or a Virgin, and Why Should I Care?

By superadmin | Published: April 12, 2013

A recent survey finding reported in The San Francisco Weekly and subsequently cited in The San Francisco Huff Post revealed that 10 % of San Francisco women admitted to still being virgins and that, on average, they lose their virginity at 19 years of age compared to the national average of 18. Could this be […]

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Who Are the Ladies in HBO’s Girls?

By superadmin | Published: March 13, 2013

The trailer introducing each episode of the first season of Girls begins with Hannah asking the question “Who are the ladies?”followed by provocative hints of how they currently live:

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Emotionally Focused Therapy Helps Find the Raw Spots when you Unintentionally Hurt your Lover

By superadmin | Published: January 9, 2013

All of us have a raw spot in my emotional skin a hypersensitivity that is tender to the touch. When it gets scratched or rubbed, it can bleed all over my relationship.

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Navigating Differences for Couples

By superadmin | Published: November 25, 2012

Here is a wonderful Youtube video that I found by Lois Braverman of the Ackerman Institute for the Family on navigating differences for couples.

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Genes Don’t Control Me, I Control Them!

By superadmin | Published: March 14, 2012

In a recent teleseminar sponsored by the National Institute for the Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine, Bruce Lipton, PhD and Ruth Buczynski, PhD shared the following insights gained from current research in neuroscience:

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