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Tag Archives: psychology
True Crime as Entertainment
I have always been a true crime buff. As I child, I distinctly remember my Dad regularly bringing home a periodical magazine titled Murder Casebook. Each edition of Murder Casebook would profile a different serial killer, with the first volume … Continue reading
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Tagged crime, documentaries, entertainment, ethics, internet, massmedia, media, netflix, psychology, serialkillers, truecrime
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Creativity and Recovering from Addiction
Over the past several months I have had the honour of facilitating weekly SMART meetings at Lugar Brae Uniting Church. For the uninitiated, SMART is an acronym for Self- Management Recovery Training. Its purpose is to use a range of … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, art, cbt, cognitivebehaviouraltherapy, creativity, drugs, psychology, recovery, science, therapy
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Anxiety in the Desert of the World: A Short Reflection
I am told by reputable sources that anxiety is an affliction that is not only widespread, but is also one that is particularly well suited to the present age. But who can really understand our own time? I have long … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, anxiousness, psychology, religion, spirituality, worry
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