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James P Krehbiel - ArticlesJames P. Krehbiel is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist. His first book, Stepping Out of the Bubble is available at www.booklocker.com. He recently contracted with New Horizon Press to publish his latest work, The Search for Adulthood: Saying Goodbye to the Magical Illusions of Childhood, available next Spring. He specializes in working with children and adults experiencing anxiety and depressive disorders. He is the Shrink Rap columnist for TheImproper.com, an upscale news and entertainment resource located in NYC. He has published numerous counseling-related articles, most available via Google searches. He can be reached at jkboardroomsuites@yahoo.com.
When the Landscape of Loss LingersThis article explores how the author was affected by multiple family losses and the implications for treating patients who are experiencing protracted grieving. Eradicating Depression Through Schema-Focused TherapyThis article explores how depression can be cured by working with depression-related schemas that affect one's current thinking and behavior. Are You Anxious About Your Anxiety - The Activation of Core SchemasThis article explores how anxiousness is intensified through the activation of core schemas. How to Create IntimacyThis article explores the characteristics necessary to promote interpersonal connectedness. Breaking the Cycle of AbuseThis article explores how woman get hooked in abusive relationships, the reasons for the problem, and ways of resolving the issue. Cognitive Therapy and Tinnitus TreatmentThis article explores the inner ear disorder of tinnitus and ways that cognitive therapy can help manage the emotional impact of the problem. Chuckling Your Way Through the Golden YearsThis article explores the power of humor and laughter as an antecdote for pain and loss. Educators and Parents: It's All About Quality, not GradesThis articles explores the self-defeating myth that schooling is primarily about grades. On the contrary, grades are a byproduct of the quality of one's school experience. Ditch the Homework!This article explores ways in which mandatory homework is self-defeating for children, parents and schools. The Mystery of Fibromyalgia and How Cognitive-behavioral Therapy Can HelpThis article explores the debillatating nature of fibromyalgia and the usefulness of cognitive-behavioral therapy in treating it.
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