Dr. Alan Singer

Marriage Therapist 80% success rate saving marriages on the brink. Reconcile estrangement. Heal infidelity. Counseling w/ZOOM. NYC office [email protected]

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A common tactic of a narcissist is to try to exploit a target's empathy through manipulation of guilt and blame. Here are some other ways they may try to get what they want, writes @DrErinLeonard https://t.co/aQQ9Mp0URP

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Here are 5 ways that music can improve cognition and promote well-being for all ages https://t.co/X5yQYjIoJF

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When a couple stops having real conversations and leaning on each other for support, they transform into something more like roommates than partners. Reconnecting starts with this. https://t.co/zH6CJHW5rq

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Depression has been defined in many different ways—yet the real experiences of patients living with it have largely been overlooked. A new study shows what can happen when doctors and patients collaborate to better understand how depression works. https://t.co/58ktmtRuZo

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When an adult child speaks harshly to their parent, it can be taken as the start of a power struggle—or an opportunity to engage on another level. Here's how families can stay on the right path, explains @DrJeff4Help https://t.co/86Gt3t7Wo1

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Whether you're breaking up with a partner, confronting a sibling, or reviewing an employee, preparation is the key to making a high-stakes conversation manageable and successful. Start here. https://t.co/HFjamV5Lre

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"Sometimes we are in a stage of looking backwards and missing all that we have lost, sometimes we are more focused on the now and the future, and on rebuilding our disrupted lives." https://t.co/s5j9lIMXyt

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Here are 4 signs that someone is doing the bare minimum and quietly quitting a relationship—and what can be done to revitalize the bond. https://t.co/Pwe6GYwttK

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It's normal and healthy to want to meet loved ones' needs and ensure that they feel cared for. But when we give up on self-care to do it, we can quickly burn out. Here's how to find a balance. https://t.co/PkmiEJzXmv

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There are fewer differences between millennials and baby boomers than our culture would have you believe, writes @EmericKubiak, who explores the research. https://t.co/dl9z6hguIY

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Some people stay in what appear to be failing or toxic relationships, leaving friends and family baffled. Why don't they walk away? It's probably a combination of these traits and fears. https://t.co/14C3NSAzwC

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How do humans communicate effectively with one another? The answer is neural coupling. This is what it is—and how to use it, by @mattjohnsonisme https://t.co/nqO598QcHV

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Self-actualized people are able to access the absolute best of who they are. Here's how to tell if you're one of them, writes @SheilaRKiss https://t.co/HeMEm4NE9J

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Here are 3 ways that art enables people to deal with their emotions and understand themselves better https://t.co/cxbePoSYdW

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Self-criticism stems from painful past experiences—and it can be difficult to change. These approaches offer hope. https://t.co/iIZc6Ghotl