by Bill on July 12, 2010
And with regard to dying in an airplane crash, air safety in the United States is so good right now that there’s a better chance of a child being elected president than your plane going down. How ‘bout this one. If you were to fly only 2,000 miles a year, your chances of death are just about the same as an airplane falling out of the sky and hitting you on the head. Wanna’ read more? Come on in…
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by Bill on May 17, 2010
A new study of brain activity in those enduring depression and anxiety indicates some of the ill effects of depression are modified, for better or for worse, by anxiety. Hmmm – this could be interesting. We certainly know depression and anxiety all too often co-exist. And we know the anxiety piece can make depression so much more difficult to tolerate. But what about the “for better” part?
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by Bill on February 16, 2010
Within the context of our smoking engine scenario (part uno), I would propose that a suspect belief system, as well as associated dysfunctional reactions, may be driven by assorted unconscious issues symbolized by the smoking engine. Much of this is based in rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT).
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