Relationships: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Recent Episodes
Larry Fletcher
Most people want a relationship with someone or something; however, the question becomes are you willing to do the work that is required of you in order to have a fruitful relationship?
Most people will quickly jump on the “yes” train until they find out that a fruitful relationship starts from within and not from without.
Cover art photo provided by Duy Pham on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@miinyuii
For decades society has stigmatized words that refer to people suffering with mental and emotional issues. Ever since I was a teen I have witnessed people that were not coping with the challenges of everyday life. Just as the therapist states in this interview we all, you, me, us, those, them, any noun or pronoun you wish to use, fill in the blank.
Even a Therapist's needs a confidant; you that says, "oh I am good" I don't need anything; you should be in front of the line to be the first one in the door of a Therapist. Just because a mechanic in a mechanic does not mean that his/her care never needs work; just because an MD is a doctor does not mean that he/she never gets sick, be for real with yourself and stop deceiving yourself into thinking that you have no room for improvement.
Larry Fletcher 3/30/19
As human beings we are supposed to communicate with one another; however, there are many things that we allow to distract us from what is good for us. I want to discuss the many types of relationships and separate the essential approaches from the nonessentials and help us to determine productive avenues.