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Terry Hoisington, Practicum Therapist, Under Supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, LPC-S
While it is common to feel “unraveled” when daily stresses or traumas occur, everyone has the ability to find meaningful ...
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Elisa Squier, M.MFT, LMFT Associate – Under supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, LMFT-S
My name is Elisa Squier and I strongly believe in the work that I do. I believe that everybody deserves ...
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Tamara Tatum, LMFT Associate – Under supervision of Amy Fuller Phd, LMFT-S
Welcome! I am blessed to be considered as part of your journey in cultivating healing and wholeness! I am excited ...
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Manet Castañeda, LPC-Intern- Under Supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, LPC-S
I am honored to say that my calling and my passion is to walk with couples and individuals who are ...
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Shani Bell, MAAT, LPC-Intern, Under Supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, LPC-S
Shani Bell is Licensed Professional Counseling Intern pursuing a specialty in Art Therapy under the supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, ...
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Angela E. Blocker, LMFT Associate, Under Supervision of Amy Fuller PhD, LMFT-S
My name is Angela Blocker and I consider it a privilege to be invited into your world. I enjoy identifying the natural strengths ...
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Amy Fuller PhD, LMFT, LPC
Dr. Amy Fuller serves as the Clinical Director of Fuller Life Family Therapy. She brings over 20 years of experience ...
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Seriously. What’s the Point of Marriage?
Seriously. What’s the Point of Marriage?
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Well, today it’s time to bust out a cold, hard truth: the point of marriage is not happiness. The point of marriage is growth.www.gottman.com/blog/seriously-whats-point-marriage-growth/?hash=63cfe1b1-1a92-44ab-af68-dc68f952...
The Science of Quiet
The Science of Quiet - Fuller Life Family Therapy Institute
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Our world is bombarded with all kinds of sensory information—music, video, talking, billboards, the noise of the city, laughter, alarms. But our brains need a break from even the most enjoyable stimuli. Quiet is key.Let's face it....no one has "no regrets". When we mess up in big ways, there are still ways to move forward that can lead us on to have big successes.
12 Healthy, Productive Ways To Deal With Personal Or Professional Regret | Healing Trauma and Loss
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Mistakes are apart of life. It's OK to feel remorse and sadness when a personal or professional decision has a negative outcome. However, it's important to channel those feelings and use them to grow in the future.Less really can be more...even during summer breaks.
Giving Our Kids The Gift of Doing Nothing
selfsufficientkids.com
In our busy, hyperactive lives giving our kids the space to do nothing can be one of the most precious gifts we give them.