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Do You Know the Difference Between Guilt and Shame?

Do You Know the Difference Between Guilt and Shame?

by Melissa Muller | Aug 14, 2016 | Mental Health

Guilt is something we feel badly for having done, it is about our behavior.  If we were late picking up our child, we may feel guilty about it.  If we had an argument with our spouse we may feel guilty about our part. Shame is when we feel badly about ourselves as...
Couple’s Counseling – The Five Love Languages

Couple’s Counseling – The Five Love Languages

by Melissa Muller | Jul 13, 2016 | Marriage, Relationships

I am often asked if I work with couples.  I do indeed and I enjoy it!  I work with all types of couples at various stages of difficulties or couples who simply want to strengthen their relationship.  There are many presenting reasons couples arrive at my office....
Understanding Gemeinschaftsgefuhl: A Key to Mental Health and Social Well-being

Understanding Gemeinschaftsgefuhl: A Key to Mental Health and Social Well-being

by Melissa Muller | May 27, 2016 | Mental Health, Positive Thinking, Relationships

​You’re probably asking, “What the heck is Gemeinschaftsgefuhl?”  The translation from German is community feeling or social interest.  The term was coined by Alfred Adler, a psychologist and a contemporary of Freud, as an indicator of mental...
Do You Have a Change To Make?  Are You Ready?

Do You Have a Change To Make?  Are You Ready?

by Melissa Muller | Mar 1, 2016 | Mental Health, Healthy Lifestyle

When I begin working with a client I may see a problem, or they may present with a problem, which needs change for the individual to become healthier.  Perhaps the problem is; an eating disorder, an addiction, an unhealthy relationship, a career change, or something...
Why You Always Have the Same Fight: A Couple’s Therapist’s Perspective

Why You Always Have the Same Fight: A Couple’s Therapist’s Perspective

by Melissa Muller | Nov 23, 2015 | Marriage, Relationships

by Linda Carroll, mindbodygreen.com​ Do you notice that you and your partner always end up having “the same old argument”? It’s as if it doesn’t matter at all where the conversation or conflict started … it just always ends in the familiar...
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