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DrJessicaMichaelson

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Jessica Michaelson
July 14, 2016

How to Thrive as a Highly Sensitive Mom

Jessica Michaelson
July 14, 2016
How to Thrive as a Highly Sensitive Mom

Motherhood is hard for the highly sensitive. Here's a courageous approach to thriving and honoring your sensitivity.

Jessica Michaelson
July 5, 2016

Taming The Paper Tigers of Parenthood (How to Stop Being So Stressed & Worried)

Jessica Michaelson
July 5, 2016
Taming The Paper Tigers of Parenthood (How to Stop Being So Stressed & Worried)

Stress and worry feel like they work to prevent the bad things from happening. But what if they don't? What if they actually make things worse?

Jessica Michaelson
June 27, 2016

How to Protect Your Relationship From the Stress of Parenthood

Jessica Michaelson
June 27, 2016
How to Protect Your Relationship From the Stress of Parenthood

A simple formula for getting the love and support back in your relationship. Your kids will thank you for it.

Jessica Michaelson
June 20, 2016

Freedom From The 'Mom = Task Master' Trap

Jessica Michaelson
June 20, 2016
Freedom From The 'Mom = Task Master' Trap

You didn't want the role of the Task Master, the "No" sayer, the No-Fun-One. You don't have to own that role. You can break free. Here's a simple way to start....

Jessica Michaelson
June 15, 2016

How to Be Angry: A Guide for Grown-Ups & Kids

Jessica Michaelson
June 15, 2016
How to Be Angry: A Guide for Grown-Ups & Kids

Anger is a wise and useful emotion. Learn how to use it mindfully, lovingly, and productively.

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Licensed to provide Psychotherapy to clients in Texas & California.

Consultation & Coaching available for clients outside those states.

"Compassion isn’t a commodity we deliver but a commitment to help liberate the intimacy already inherent in any situation. Usually the most intimate response to another's difficulty begins with the willingness not to flee." - Joan Sutherland

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