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Fear is one of the most common human emotions but when that natural emotion turns into anxiety, which affects millions worldwide, it becomes a problem that needs to be faced, treated and overcome.

It’s said that marriages are made in heaven, but for many upholding a blissful married life and family life becomes difficult owing to various factors. Today’s contemporary and busy life style is one of the prime reasons for creating communication issues in marriages and relationships. A person with a secure family life often outpaces in his professional front as compared to counterparts with a disturbed family life. Marriage counselors and psychotherapists are helping thousands with troubled personal lives and families to bring their life back on track.

4 Seasons Home Care is a proud sponsor of Alzheimer’s Music Fest Marietta. Please join us on Saturday July 26th from 12:00 to 10:00 pm at 120 Tavern & Music Hall for a day filled with great music, hope and help for the many families in the Atlanta area caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s and dementia.

For PTSD sufferers, there is little that could possibly be more debilitating than the chronic psychological and emotional torment. Realizing this and wanting to help, therapist, Andrew T. Austin, has compiled his PTSD-relieving methods into an easily accessible online video-based training course.

Sam Sterk, owner and psychologist at Peak Performance Plus, is holding a signing for his book, Sammy’s Journey. The signing will be from on June 28,2014 from 8am-1pm at Crossroads United Methodist Church in Phoenix located at 7901 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85020 .

For those clients whose first language is Spanish, FVI now offers the opportunity to have counseling sessions in a setting that is comfortable and completely bilingual. This will allow Spanish speaking individuals and families the freedom to express themselves in their “heart language”.

Mark has over twenty years of experience working with adults, adolescents, children, couples and families. He approaches therapy understanding that change, with acceptance and perseverance, can build character, hope and strength. He sees himself as a guide who collaborates with his clients on identifying their values, strengths, and problematic thoughts and behaviors that need to be changed. Mark values an honest and effective therapeutic relationship that fosters healthy growth and solution-focused change in a safe atmosphere.

Leeds Hypnotherapy expert Nick Parmar, who offers a complete holistic bespoke complementary therapy service for discerning clients in the comfort of their business, home, apartment or hotel rooms, offers to teach people how they can tap into the power within to change their life for the better.

Internationally acclaimed energy healer and author Aleta St. James, whose Life Shift techniques have helped thousands of people shift out of negative energy to create more love, joy and success in their life, used her powerful brand of healing to help Sonja Morgan through a devastating personal loss.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way. Contact the Anasazi Foundation http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html voice:  480.892.7403 toll-free:  800.678.3445 The ANASAZI Way is a way of “being” and “doing” that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker’s agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family’s personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker.  See more at: http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf http://www.anasazi.org/anasaziway.html#sthash.1dEoxT7X.dpuf 1424 South Stapley Dr. Mesa, Arizona 85204 fax:  480.892.6701 email: info@anasazi.org Mission Statement - it is the mission of ANASAZI Foundation to prepare parents and children to turn their hearts to one another, begin anew, and walk in harmony in the wilderness of the world. Leavitt - ANASAZI Foundation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ivm2d5ZahwE About ANASAZI Foundation ANASAZI Foundation is a nonprofit (501c3), nationally recognized, licensed, and Joint Commission-accredited behavioral healthcare provider known for its nurturing and non-punitive approach to helping struggling young people. ANASAZI's menu of services includes a 42-day (minimum stay), wilderness-based intervention and treatment program for youth 12-17 (including those often labeled as “troubled teens”) and young adults 18-25, as well as parenting workshops and community drug awareness and education forums. Visit http://www.anasazi.org for more information.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way. Contact the Anasazi Foundation http://www.anasazi.org/contact-us.html voice:  480.892.7403 toll-free:  800.678.3445 The ANASAZI Way is a way of “being” and “doing” that:  Acknowledges the Creator in all good things.  Sees greatness in each YoungWalker and regards them as a person of infinite worth and potential.  Respectful of each YoungWalker’s agency (the ability to choose to walk forward or walk backward).  Recognizes that each YoungWalker is part of a family and honors each family’s personal faith and traditions.  Seeks a heart at peace, knowing that YoungWalkers respond best to those who care about them deeply.  Utilizes Mother Nature, survival skills, makings, sittings, and steppings to create opportunities to listen, learn, discover, and teach.  Provides opportunities for each YoungWalker to leave behind the old and begin anew—always inviting a change of heart (from heart at war to a heart at peace).  Is safe, prepared, attentive, and responsive to the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of each YoungWalker. 

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Negative feelings and behavior are often a direct result of painful past experiences. Even though these experiences can be buried in the mind, they will still be reflected in our emotions, thoughts and actions. Over time, these negative emotions/experiences foster a false belief about who we are. The LifeLine Technique gently and compassionately brings clients to a place where they can better see the truth about who they are. This technique is non-content, which means it is not necessary to share the details of past experiences, but rather we focus on the emotions around the experience.

The ANASAZI Way is a way of “walking” in the wilderness and in life. Commencing in 1968, Larry D. Olsen and Ezekiel C. Sanchez gleaned and developed the ANASAZI Way from years of trial, error, and experience walking in nature with thousands of young people. They attribute their learning and awakenings to the Creator, their families, perceptive Young Walkers, discerning parents, and their associates at ANASAZI. The principles in the Official Statement and the Ten Guiding Principles constitute the foundation of the ANASAZI Way.

Connolly Counseling & Assessment, a full service therapy and assessment center, is inviting individuals and families in Downtown Los Angeles and West Los Angeles to experience and benefit from their outstanding range of psychological services. The practice is made up of licensed,certified, and experienced professionals who can assure that clients acquire the kind of service and treatment that they need.

Autism families are invited to apply for inclusion in a study of comprehensive biomedical (complementary and alternative medical) treatment of children with autism. The EverGreen Center, in collaboration with three other treatment centers and UCSF Medical School, are beginning a pilot study evaluating medical treatments and the use of a bioinformatics platform applied to individual affected children. The bioinformatics platform is a group of tests and inventories completed at home by parents, exploring and quantifying many aspects of how the child is impacted by autism.

Cindy is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who received her Master of Arts degree from George Washington University. She incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Family Systems Therapy, in her approach to working with clients and their needs. Cindy enjoys working with “tweens”, adolescents, and adults. She specializes in substance abuse, self-injury, school-avoidance, giftedness, cultural issues, and military family issues. She is also fluent in Spanish and provides bilingual individual and family counseling. To schedule an appointment with Cindy, please contact anita@fvinstitute.com or call 630-718-0717, ext. 214.

Christian Counseling is offered among the wide array of services at FVI. This type of counseling specifically allows clients the freedom to incorporate their faith into the therapeutic process. Biblical truths, such as love and grace can be explored in such a way that clients find encouragement and guidance as they walk through life’s difficulties. To schedule an appointment for Christian counseling, please contact anita@fvinstitute.com or call 630-718-0717, ext. 214.

Peak Performance Plus LLC is pleased to announce it will hold two seminars throughout the month of May. The first seminar, Navigating the New Healthcare World, will be held on May 15th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm at the Senior Center in Scottsdale (10440 E. Via Linda). Led by Miriam Sterk, LCSW and Dr. Sam Sterk as well as Mr. Jerry Kaster, this seminar will discuss the important changes and critical information you need to know in regards to the new healthcare laws now in effect. This is a must-attend event for all those wanting to know how the new healthcare laws will personally affect them.

Alcohol addiction is one of the most common and harmful scenarios which could ruin the lives of both the addict and his family. Once a person gets addicted it becomes really difficult to avoid or stop drinking. However, there are many ways in which addicts could get rid of their habits. There are consultants who offer their services and treatments to help people get rid of their addiction. Like any other city in the world, London also has thousands of people who suffer from alcohol addiction. To help them the city has numerous rehab centres as well as consultants who offer their services to the aggrieved individuals. One of them is the London Alcohol Rehab centre. The services can be checked at http://www.alcoholrehablondon.net.

On Sunday, May 4, more than 1,000 cyclists, families, volunteers, donors and sponsors attended the 5th Annual Go the Distance for Autism Bike Event at the Westfield Garden State Plaza. Riders of all ages cycled more than 15,000 miles and raised over $880,000 to support the educational programs for learners with autism at Alpine Learning Group, The EPIC School, Garden Academy and REED Academy.

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Association for Youth, Children and Natural Psychology (AYCNP) releases a new blog with specific blog pages that discuss positive non-pharmaceutical methods of treating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) among children. Behavior modification is an effective method that parents and professionals can use in treating symptoms of ADHD in children.

Reviews of mind power products and tips on maximizing a person’s full mind power potential is the purpose of a new website, http://MindToolsReview.com/. The new website features articles, advice and product reviews that help people harness the power of their most powerful tool, their mind.

Sakeenah Francis portrays her life as a Cinderella story in reverse. she grew up in a loving family, went to college, married and started a family. But then schizophrenia struck. As a result of the illness, she lost everything but, one day, while trying to drown herself, she thought of her daughter and the impact that her suicide would have on her child. She did not go through with it and focused on doing all that she could to get better. And she did.