by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC | Dec 10, 2015 | Therapeutic Word of the Day
“We all are in denial about something. It is a healthy defense mechanism when used sparingly. Be careful.” For all of us, bad things happen. This is a natural part of life. No one enjoys it when bad things happen. Sometimes, bad things can take a severe...
by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC | Dec 9, 2015 | Therapeutic Word of the Day
“Memories are faulty. The more senses a memory uses the better the recall. Nothing you remember is 100% fact.” Memory is a tricky thing. Most of what we experience is forgotten. Most memories are sensory memories that last mere seconds. Quick, do you...
by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC | Dec 8, 2015 | Therapeutic Word of the Day
“We all need it. Question is, do you rule it, or does it rule you?” Money. some people love it, some hate it. I have seen money become a God to some who sacrificed their families and lives to it. One fact is true: we all need it. Therefore, the question...
by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC | Dec 7, 2015 | Therapeutic Word of the Day
“Everyone has things they are good at. No one is created exactly the same. Acknowledge your strengths and use them.” This may come as a shock (or not), that you are unique. There has never been someone in the universe with the exact same genetic makeup and...
by Nathan Driskell, MA, LPC | Dec 6, 2015 | Therapeutic Word of the Day
“A possible byproduct of memories and experiences that cannot be processed directly by the brain. Intuition should not be ignored.” The brain is a wonderful storage system. It holds vast amounts of data, from names and dates to images and memories. The...
