As the world becomes busier by the minute, the need for counseling also increases. David Cummins, Ph.D is a counselor committed to creating an environment where you will feel understood and safe. https://www.davidcummins.net/
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Over the years I’ve been very impressed by Dr. Cummins therapeutic skills. He has helped me out in so many ways. He’s always researching and driven to expand his skill set and integrate emerging and innovative therapies!!!
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Great article on how we use "fawning" as a trauma response leading to passivity, co-dependence, people pleasing, and not honoring our rights.
https://letsqueerthingsup.com/2019/07/06/7-subtle-signs-your-trauma-response-is-to-fawn/
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7 Subtle Signs Your Trauma Response is to ‘Fawn’
Video on how to reduce/get rid of fear and helpful tips. https://vimeo.com/409343583/00eb242b3a
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Eliminating Fear Webinar - Jon Connelly, PhD, MSW, LCSW
This is a wonderful guided meditation with suggestions for the subconscious mind from the founder of Rapid Resolution Therapy. I have been studying it extensively for over a year and it has transformed the way I think about the world and my approach to therapy. Pretty power stuff.
https://soundcloud.com/user-177880000/hammock-on-beach
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4 rituals proven by neuroscience to make you happy
People frequently ask how effective is Rapid Resolution Therapy. Here is a link to people sharing their testimonies on how life changing RRT was in helping them resolve past sexual abuse and human trafficking. You can also watch session with actual clients and can sign up for a free session with the founder. Check it out... https://rapidresolutiontherapy.com/shifts-transformations
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Shifts & Transformations — The Institute for Rapid Resolution Therapy, Inc.
I did a major overhaul on my website and have posted a lot of fun and interesting blogs and helpful articles with a lot more on the way. Check it out 😊
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Counseling Psychologist, Anxiety, Depression, & Trauma Therapy, in Boise, Idaho | David Cummins, Ph.D.
Here is the first part of a three part blog series about how human relationships and work are based upon being Givers, Takers, Matchers, and Sharers. Part one discusses the importance of Fairness and mutual reciprocity. Part two discusses the categories in detail and gives fun examples of givers and takers. Part three is a clear explanation of the dynamic that plays out between givers and takers as well as ways to identify takers and advice to givers. Here is the first part: https://davidcummins.net/a-fairy-tale-why-fairness-is-essential-in-healthy-work-and-relationships
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Here is my new blog post:
House Rules: Guidelines on Healthy Disagreements
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Imagine playing a game with someone without shared rules. How about two people playing chess, with one following the rules of croquet and the other playing by rules of boxing. As you can imagine, it is going to create some serious problems between them, and the game will likely end in disaster. Spoken and unspoken rules are a fundamental requirement for any couple to have healthy disagreements. When people do not follow a shared set of rules they set themselves up for failure from the start. When couples have disagreements without shared guidelines, they end up spending so much time arguing about arguing, creating damage that takes time and energy to heal (sometimes years), and tend to endlessly go round and round getting nowhere. Spinning their wheels ends up being very frustrating, futile, and painful for both parties. Click link below to read the full article.
https://www.davidcummins.net/house-rules
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