RD&T contributing author Sharon Pope asks readers if they are really listening, especially to themselves. Never apologize for trusting your intuition – your brain can play tricks, your heart can…...

Have you ever had a book proposal turned down?  You’ve slogged away, and you felt sure you’d done a good job – then this. I’m sure most of us will…...

The Success Trap: When Help Feels Like Failure If you’re like most of my patients, people probably tell you that you ought to be proud of your success: money, job,…...

Ok…So Now I Have Cancer. It’s been weeks now since I got the diagnosis. It was a few short days before Christmas, to be exact. It still feels quite surreal.…...

When it comes to the modern-day descriptions of men, there are two that are often mentioned. One is the bad boy, and the other is the nice guy. While on…...

This is Part Two of a two-part series from RD&T’s contributing writer, Dr. Eva Bell, with her take on Women of the New Millennium.  Regarding Marriage While there should be…...

In this reflective narrative piece, RD&T’s contributing writer, Barry Vissell, shares insight on why helplessness is the ultimate gift. I love being outside and physical activity to balance the counseling, workshops,…...

When children go to school, they should not have to worry about certain things. Being shot is one of those; yet, this is the reality for children in America. School…...

One measure of our lives is not how we see ourselves but how others see us. More specifically, how others need us, and the roles we play in the relationships…...

When it comes to getting to know someone who has the potential to be a friend or a lover, it is not always easy. During the early interactions, there is…...