Find A Gay Friendly Therapist             


Celebrating
Yourself

  Home

 
FIND A THERAPIST

 
Choosing a Therapist

 
Articles

 
Free Downloads

 
Newsletters


 
FYI


  About Us


 
Join GFT


 
Contact Us

 

  We Support

  PFLAG

  GSDBA-San Diego

  The Center-San Diego

  LAGLCC-Los Angeles

  NGLCC.org-National
 
Kiva.org

 

  Other Directories
  EMDR Specialist
  Counseling Men
  Counseling Children
  Therapist's Place
  Counseling LGBT

  Relationship Specialists

 

 

 

.......................................................................................

Article Abstracts  (FYI) - 2

Are you an alcoholic?
The list of questions, which follows, has helped a lot of people find out if they had a problem with alcohol. But please keep in mind that you are the only one who can say if you have a problem or not. Even if others have told you that you do, the important thing is that you decide for yourself.
More

How Well Constructed Are Your Boundaries?
Boundaries are those invisible lines of protection you draw around yourself; the way you assert your wants and needs with others. Asserting your boundaries is the way people know your limits. Healthy boundaries give you freedom in relating to others and give them a sense of security in knowing what is expected. Make them too solid and you build walls, too weak and your relationships become unclear. How well constructed are your boundaries? Take a few minutes to find out. 
More

Claiming the Empty Spaces: The Importance of Idle Time in a Fast-Forward World
If you’re like many of us today, the thought of doing absolutely nothing for an entire hour seems as wasteful as throwing a week’s worth of groceries out with the garbage. Indeed, free time with nothing to do can generate near panic among some of us who are overloaded and time-starved.
More

Am I Codependent? What is Codependence?
If you are Codependent, Typically You:

  • Have a long history of focusing your thoughts and behavior on other people.
  • Are a "people pleaser" and will do almost anything to get the approval of others.
  • Seem very competent on the outside but on the inside feel quite needy, helpless, or perhaps nothing at all.
  • Have experienced abuse or emotional neglect as a child.
  • Are outwardly focused towards others, and know very little about how to direct your own life from your own sense of self. More

More Abstracts

 

 

Privacy Statement   ©2007, GayFriendlyTherapists.com. All rights reserved  Disclaimer   To view other therapists for gay therapy or gay counseling, go to Gay Friendly Therapists 

Home 
FIND A THERAPIST  Choosing a therapist  FYI  Therapists' Articles  Free Downloads  FAQ  Newsletters  Supportive Business  Join GFT  About Us 
Contact Us
 

Advertisements