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Dateline: Patt H. Pickett, Ph.D.
Weblog: familyandrelationshipcoachblog.com/
Articles: 38
Dateline: Patt H. Pickett, Ph.D.
Weblog: familyandrelationshipcoachblog.com/
Articles: 38
Patt H. Pickett, Ph.D. is the author of Dr. Coach Love's Wedded Bliss: Top 7 Healthy Marriage Tips. As a Licensed Marriage/Family Therapist and Certified Professional Coach, Dr. Pickett has been a relationship expert for 20+ years. She writes from her no-nonsense heart with directness, warmth, and humor. Readers and clients discover new paths to to a great life and relationships through her coaching, blogs, articles and books.
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Book Review: Fat Chance - Losing the Weight, Gaining My Worth by Julie Hadden with a foreword by Jillian Michaels, team trainer from The Biggest Loser
Are you a fan of The Biggest Loser or overcome by the challenges of obesity?
37
Seeds of a Relationship Breakup
Do you know the four early indicators for a relationship failure?
36
Book Review: Living Green: The Missing Manual by Nancy Conner
Are you curious or even dubious about the green movement? Maybe want a few tips on how to improve?
35
Communication: Meaning vs Understanding
Do you ever feel misunderstood, or that someone is trying to tell you what you meant?
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Book Review: 101 Gourmet Cupcakes in 10 Minutes by Wendy Paul
Need a gourmet dessert in a hurry with little fuss?
33
Making Love Last
Do you want a forever relationship? Learn the most important thing you can do.
32
Book Review: What Happy Working Mothers Know by Cathy L. Greenberg, PhD, and Barrett S. Avigdor, JD
Are you a happy mother? Learn how you can be whether you choose to stay at home or work at a salaried position.
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Secrets Our Children Keep: A Therapist's Reflections on Susan Klebold's Columbine Essay
Would you know if your child or teenager were keeping a dark or painful secret? Don't be so sure.
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Starting Arguments
Is starting an argument always a bad thing?
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Our Good Qualities Get Us Into More Trouble Than Our Bad Ones
Are you often too good for your own good?
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