The Passionate Life Blog
Supporting U.S. Veterans: Contingency Management Approaches to Overcome Substance Use Disorders, by Guest Blogger, Charles Watson
Substance use disorders among U.S. veterans present a significant public health challenge, impacting not only the individuals affected but also their families and communities. Addressing this concern going into 2025 requires innovative and evidence-based approaches. One such promising intervention is contingency management.
Compassion is the Key to Saving Our World and To Living Our Best Selves: Reaching Out with Compassion for Those Affected by the Fires, Hurricanes, and Other Disasters
Many Americans are pointing fingers and shaming those whose lives have been forever changed by natural disasters, rather than reaching out to help. Let’s make the choice to be the change we want to see in the world by re-igniting our ability for compassion. After all, compassion is an important key to living a life of passion.
The Power of Resilience: Growing Through Life’s Obstacles, by Guest Blogger – Justin Black of Bereaving.net
Challenges are an inevitable part of life, often testing our resilience and adaptability. Overcoming obstacles not only builds strength but also opens the door to significant personal growth and transformation. By facing difficulties head-on, we can develop new skills, perspectives, and a deeper understanding of ourselves.
The Strength in Sisterhood: Fostering Support and Empowerment Among Women, by Guest Blogger, Dr. Hannah Yang of BalancedAwakening.com
Guest Blogger, Dr. Hannah Yang tells us about how leveraging the strength and encouragement that sisterhood provides can help put many of the anxieties of life into a healthy perspective while providing the support you need to live a happier, more fulfilling life.
December 2024 Newsletter! Living the Passionate Life with Dr. Mara Karpel
The December 2024 Newsletter is here! Read it now right HERE! DECEMBER 2024 NEWSLETTER!! LIVING THE PASSIONATE LIFE WITH DR. MARA KARPEL
December 2024 – A Time for Reflection & Visioning: Getting Through the Darkness
It’s the end of the year, the days are shorter, the darkness is longer, and it has been a particularly rough few months and a rough year for many of us. It’s a good time to reflect on the year and on ways to find peace within and resilience in spite of the outer storms of chaos, the anxiety, and the worry about our own lives and in the lives of friends, family, colleagues – and even strangers.
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