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Time Management Tips For Professionals
By: Dawn-Elise Snipes | 02/07/2007 | Management
Time...It is ever moving and so easy to lose track of. Whether you are an engineer, a supervisor, a counselor or a nurse, productivity is important. We are all controlled by cost-effectiveness and billable hours. In this article, we will discuss several time wasters and ways to...

Is Total Abstinence a Sure Indicator that Somebody Fell Way Off the Addictions Cliff?
By: Jack Deal | 18/01/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Those in recovery constantly bore the world with their tales of woe and self effacement. Don't they have anything else to say?

Should You Join a Self Help Group?
By: Royane Real | 05/10/2005 | Self Help
When you are dealing with a serious problem in your life, such as addiction, or a terminal illness, joining a self help group of other people who are going through the same thing can be a life saver.

Set Healthy Boundaries
By: Helene Rothschild | 02/01/2008 | Self Improvement
Do you allow others to do and say things to you that do not feel good? Would you like to establish new patterns to deal with the problem? Everyone needs to set healthy boundaries. This is a gift to others and you. By allowing people to act in ways that are not appropriate, you actually hurt them too because they are stuck in their unhealthy behavior. Therefore, it is important to learn how to establish boundaries for all involved.

The Role of Credit Counselor in Debt Consolidation
By: Gibran Selman | 15/09/2006 | Finance
When you find no other way to get rid of the mounting debts, you look for various debt consolidation services. This is where a credit counselor come as a great help, as they are the people who expertise in debt management and they can help you get rid of the present financial crisis.

From Cary, IL: How to Find the Best Counselor to Head-Off a Divorce!
By: Mike Shery | 01/02/2008 | Marriage
Finding a marriage counselor can be confusing and frustrating. This article lists 6 no-nonsense features every person should look for in a counselor.

Counseling: How to Select the Best Counselor-from Cary, Barrington and Crystal Lake
By: Dr Michael Shery | 10/07/2008 | Health
Are you confused about how to select the right family or mental health counselor? A good rapport is crucial, but it is not the only thing to look for. This illuminating article describes everything else you need.

Clinical Assessment Benefits Alcohol Rehabilitation
By: Tom Sample | 18/02/2007 | Health
Before the clinician and client begin the treatment process, a comprehensive assessment is essential.

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Where is the sereal number on a Kodak AIO printer?

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Has anyone had experience with a dementia patient that talks and answers themselves

Help with cover letter with not SPECIFIC experience on resume.
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Can I write a cover letter delicately saying "I can't get experience without a job" and "Please give me a chance based on the experience I do have" and "At least interview me". and "PLEEEEEEASE". Thank you.

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Imagination, an Innate Human Capability
By: Yovan P. Putra | 23/07/2008
One presupposition states that imagination is already with us since we were born. A scientific study related to this conducted in Yale University. The ability to distinguish multiple fantasy words may be an innate skill. "Children's metaphysical reasoning is much more complicated than previously, "says Daena Skolnick, a doctoral candidate in psychology at Yale University.

Mathematical Function of the Brain
By: Yovan P. Putra | 22/07/2008
Scientists estimate that 3 to 6 percent of the population may be unable to count objects quickly.

Best Types of Baby Blankets
By: Samantha Asher | 17/07/2008
Do you need a gift for the new baby you or a friend or family member are expecting? Learn how to make a beautiful blanket or where to get one.

Baby Security Blankets
By: Samantha Asher | 17/07/2008
What is a security blanket? How will a security blanket affect a young child?

Healing Psyche: False Hope is Non Existent
By: Robert | 13/07/2008
Healing Psyche: False Hope Is non existent. In the battle against cancer many people use the term 'false hope'. This is non existent . Hope is alive, Hope heals. Healing Psyche explains that hope is always real, and that there are always possibilities of healing. From every disease known illness there people who have somehow healed themselves.

Brain Exercise That Boosts Your Psychic Intuition
By: Jordan Cheng | 11/07/2008
Increasing your psychic intuition is not a tall order, just engage in a fun and effective brain exercise everyday.

Trio, an Optimal Condition for Teamwork
By: Yovan P. Putra | 09/07/2008
Teamwork by groups of three, four and five did equally well compared with one another. There was no advantage to adding people beyond a trio in teamwork.

Language Shapes Individual’s Characteristic
By: Yovan P. Putra | 08/07/2008
Does language mastery related to individual’s characteristic? It’s an interesting question to figure out. Many bilingual individuals say they feel like a different person depending on which language they are speaking. How can this be? A new study might shine some light on their claims.

More from Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes

Rabbits: a Cat-alternative
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 03/08/2007 | Pets
This article looks at rabbits as pets.

Understanding Learning Styles
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 03/08/2007 | Psychology
This article introduces the topic of learning styles and helps people identify ways they can help themselves learn more efficiently.

Current Addictions and Mental Health Resources
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 30/05/2007 | Diseases and Conditions
This article reviews recently published best practices for preventing and treating addictions and mental health disorders. The websites provided take you to portals to receive free handouts, textbooks and presentation materials.

Miracle Question
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 12/02/2007 | Wellness
A tool we use in brief therapy is often called the miracle question. It goes something like this… If you woke up tomorrow and your problem was gone, what would be different?

Understanding and Coping With Anger and Fear
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 23/01/2007 | Stress Management
Some of us are more comfortable being angry and irritable while others tend to be more anxious and edgy. Either way, we are experiencing (and poorly dealing with) basic fears. Understanding what triggers these fears is one of the first steps to reducing irritability, anger and anxiety.

Understanding Wellness
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 23/01/2007 | Stress Management
This article breaks wellness into interactive components and explains how problems in one area cause problems in all other areas. Likewise, strength and health in one area has positive effects on all other areas.

Online Teaching With Moodle
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 03/01/2007 | Online Education
Moodle is a GPL (General Public License--i.e. free) program that allows people to create online courses. I have used it for teaching undergraduate and graduate classes at the University of Florida as well as for homeschooling my children. It is the most intuitive and break proof program I have ever used.

Feel Better With Cognitive Restructuring
By: Dr. Dawn-elise Snipes | 19/11/2006 | Self Help
Cognitive Restructuring is a way of helping people identify their irrational or unproductive thoughts and change them.