On vacation in the quaint, water-side town of Mystic, Connecticut my husband and I stopped in at a local pub one night and made ourselves comfortable at the bar. Beside me sat a gentleman who appeared to be in his seventies. On a Friday night at a bar, he was ordering...
Better leadership starts with seeing the pattern more clearly.
Psychology-informed insights on burnout, delegation, accountability, leadership under pressure, senior-team dynamics, and succession.
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3 Ways Coaching Supports Conscious Living & the Pursuit of Your Dreams
I myself have been a client of life coaching, off and on, for years. I’ve found there are 3 specific ways that working with a coach tends to make my life richer: Benefit #1: Consciously Charting a Course Instead of Blowing Adrift Like most of our clients, my life is...
‘Like’ Flourish on Facebook & We’ll Donate to Local Non-profit Mpowered
Help us donate $500 to a terrific local non-profit! Go to www.Facebook.com/FlourishCounsel to 'Like' the Flourish page and we'll donate 50 cents to Mpowered.
Flourish Moves & Expands Its Offerings
We're thrilled about our expansion into our new building! Stay tuned for more information on the additional services that will be available at our new location. Effective August 24th, all of our services will be held at our new location: 3339 W. 38th Avenue, Denver,...
Find a Psychologist: Things to Consider Before Scheduling an Appointment
If you need to find a psychologist, it is important to locate one who you can feel comfortable with. Speaking with someone about the challenges you are facing, important life decisions, grief, abuse, or other myriad issues requires a level of openness. It is critical...
When Couples Therapy Is the Most Beneficial
Truthfully, couples therapy is always beneficial, even if you do not have any apparent problems within your relationship. All couples find understanding each other more advantageous because communicating clearly and without judgment and seeing things from your...
Know what should change—but keep finding yourself in the same pattern?
Understanding the problem is the first step. Changing the behavior is the work.
