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PAUL MCCULLEY brings a cool, Californian vibe to the Set Theatre in Kilkenny. He is 55, wealthy and retired from managing tens of billions of other people's money for bond king Pimco. Economist Paul Krugman regards him as one of the finest economic brains in America.
A full house beholds the head of bouncy, lustrous, shoulder-length grey hair (the kind that takes serious maintenance) and tasselled snakeskin loafers and wonders in its sad, penny-pinching shame, how it must feel to be McCulley.
He knows what they're thinking: "You are rich when you quit looking at the right-hand side of the menus."
Still, he once baulked at paying $14 for a room service pot of coffee, he says, ergo he is "not yet rich".
"Yeah, right," sighs a voice a few rows back.
McCulley is the brilliant, quirky, often contradictory essence of Kilkenomics, David McWilliams's annual, seriously entertaining economics fest. So this retired capitalist, money safely stashed, is here to tell us that there are limits to greed; that it's time to apply the 12-step programme to private sector debt (Step 4: thorough and fearless self-examination); that democracy and capitalism are in "an unholy marriage of incompatibility"; that capitalism in Ireland is dead and Irish democracy a widow – "and now you have your ex-partner's mother living in your cellar". Her name is Creditor.
It's a tour de force.
Prowling back and forth, stroking his beard and flicking his fabulous hair, declaiming like a southern Baptist preacher, he says democracy is inherently a socialist system, while there is nothing egalitarian about capitalism. "But the tie that binds them is called the rule of law. While capitalists curse and bemoan government and politics, the one thing they have to have is an enforceable, credible rule of law."
What capitalism brings is efficiency – too much of it in the past 20 to 30 years, he reckons.
In the US now, election decisions are being taken about the balance between democracy and efficiency. "It's a matter of degree, which is why I'm reasonably optimistic about America". But in Euroland there is a third dimension: national sovereignty.
"What's going on here is whether sovereign states are willing to sacrifice their democratic sovereignty on the throne of capitalism. Does the creditor set the terms? That's called austerity and punishment: capitalism."
Allow that and the price will be one of "enduring anaemia, pneumonia. . . an enduring second-class citizenship wearing the cloak of shame. And the young will vote with their feet."
His prescription? Simple. It's all in Paul Simon's 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, he says.
"It is [the markets] who will come back to you! Get yourself free," he booms. "But I don't think this country has the testicular fortitude to sing Paul Simon."
Under questioning, he concedes that Simon's might be an extreme route to take. "We need a marriage counsellor here . . . What is untenable is trying to form a new relationship when the elephant of the too-big-to-fail debt is sitting in the bedroom."
Keynes wrote all this in 1919, he says. You can't get blood from a stone.
The most flamboyant defaulter of the 20th century was Germany, concludes McWilliams, winding it up in every sense with a mischievous grin.
If that wasn't enough to fire up testicular fortitude, there were 25 other events with 30 contributors from across the world, many of them rather bemused that the euro was still staggering on.
The €3.1 billion promissory note due for payment in March was a standing target. Prof Karl Whelan said paying it was the same as burning €3.1 billion in front of the Central Bank. He suggested we offer to pay €1 a year for 3.1 billion years.
Fintan O'Toole said the country should shut down on March 31st, rather than allow it to be paid. "If you want to make the first step, Fintan, I will walk with you," responded Constantin Gurdgiev – his ideological opposite – to a delighted audience.
Another session asked: Are we addicted to bad news? "We are," said American broadcaster Max Keiser, because "fear is a lot more evocative and human than faith . . . The economics of fear are hugely profitable for a stockbroker. You scare clients into selling stock quickly and you make a lot of money . . .
"Lehman Brothers actually crashed as a result of a rumour and billions were made in negative bets. So we're living with the fear model of economics."
What of the shark pool that threw up these gamblers? It was addressed in a roundabout way in a session entitled The Feminine Touch: Does 'Maleness' cause Financial and Economic Mistakes?
Four women – the only ones among the weekend's 30 contributors, none of them Irish-born – politely clapped each other on to the stage (unlike the men) and the all-female panel decided that greater female involvement probably wouldn't have made much of a difference in the crash. Well, maybe . . .
Euro zone economist Megan Greene said she once worked with an all-female team that was every bit as "terrifying" as any male counterpart. Yet, she said later, "Generally women don't take as many risks but in the longer term they're better at getting what they want on the bottom line. That could make some difference in a crisis."
So why aren't there more women in the industry? Linda Yueh, Bloomberg TV's economics editor and board member of a FTSE company among many serious academic hats, felt the issue was more about age than gender. "Why do professors tend to be male? Is it a pipeline issue or discrimination?"
Margaret E Ward, who runs Clear Ink communications, reckoned it was a cultural problem. She talked about the need to get more women on the airwaves. Ward said she had produced a list of 14 female economists for one producer and not one had got a call. "Women are terrible at putting themselves forward," said Greene.
Greek-born, Oxford- and LSE-educated journalist Matina Stevis – whose lucky break was all about timing – said she found the idea of female databases "really patronising".
But Yueh got back to an old theme, what she called the value of weak ties. "Women will value relationships with people they like. Men will drink with anyone." Only towards the end did these powerful women admit they still had personal battles to fight. Yueh is regularly asked: "How's the internship going?" Stevis takes grave exception to men who flirt with her "and think it's okay to imply things that immediately put them in a higher power position than you". It took a man to point out that the European Central Bank has no women on the board.


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With the tax filing deadline less than a month away, the Milwaukee office of the Internal Revenue Service reminded taxpayers Wednesday that time is running out to claim refunds going back as far as three years.
The IRS generally allows a three-year period for claiming a refund, but to get it, the taxpayer has to file a tax return. That means any unclaimed refund from 2010 is likely to expire April 15, with the money going into the U.S. Treasury. »Read Full Article(2)
Bayshore Town Center plans include razing former Sears store and building apartments
The former Sears store at Glendale's Bayshore Town Center and part of the mall that connects to that building would be demolished and replaced by retail and apartment developments, under revised conceptual plans.
New York-based Olshan Properties, which operates Bayshore, wants to begin demolition by the end of this year and construction of the new buildings in 2017, City Administrator Richard Maslowski said Wednesday. »Read Full Article
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L.L.Bean Inc., known for selling traditional, functional fashions, plans to open its first Wisconsin store at The Corners mixed-use project under construction in the Town of Brookfield.
L.L.Bean plans to operate a store of around 15,000 square feet, according to a source familiar with the plans who asked not to be identified. »Read Full Article
Muskego mixed-use project, including Sendik's, wins key approval
A plan to develop apartments and retail space, including a future Sendik's Food Market, in Muskego is taking a big step forward with its latest city approval.
The Common Council voted 6-1 at its Tuesday night meeting to rezone the site for Parkland Towne Center. »Read Full Article
Six start-ups to pitch at Water Summit in June
A French company that uses sunlight to recycle wastewater and an Alabama company with a device that can remotely shut off water usage are among six start-ups that will pitch their stories in June at the ninth annual Water Summit in downtown Milwaukee.
The start-ups will present at a new event at the summit, the H2O Innovation Showcase. The event features "the best of the best" water tech start-ups and provides a platform for them to pitch to an expected audience of about 400 people and meet with leaders and potential customers, organizers said. »Read Full Article
Schaefer to resign as CEO of Citizens Community Federal Bank
Eau Claire-area lender Citizens Community Federal Bank is looking for a new chief executive.
Edward H. Schaefer, who has led the bank and its parent company, Citizens Community Bancorp Inc., for the last seven years, told the board of directors he plans to resign July 29. »Read Full Article
CEO pay climbs again, even as their stock prices don't
New York — CEOs at the biggest companies got a 4.5% pay raise last year. That's almost double the typical American worker's, and a lot more than investors earned from owning their stocks — a big fat zero.
The typical chief executive in the Standard & Poor's 500 index made $10.8 million, including bonuses, stock awards and other compensation, according to a study by executive data firm Equilar for The Associated Press. That's up from the median of $10.3 million the same group of CEOs made a year earlier. »Read Full Article
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As Wisconsin farmers plant crops this spring, perched in the cabs of big tractors rolling through their fields, the words "capturing data" probably wouldn't be used to describe the bucolic scene.
Yet increasingly, that is what's happening as farmers monitor in real time the planting and harvesting of their crops — capturing data that is analyzed for the purpose of boosting production and profits. »Read Full Article
Ascension Wisconsin announces plan to restructure
Ascension Wisconsin, now the second-largest health care system in the state with the addition of Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare's health care operations in southeastern Wisconsin, said Tuesday that it plans to set up a northern and a southern region, each led by a president.
The health system, part of Ascension Health, also includes Columbia St. Mary's and Ministry Health Care, the parent of Affinity Health. »Read Full Article
Fetch Rewards lands partnership with Kraft Heinz
Fetch Rewards Inc., a Madison maker of a mobile app that makes grocery shopping easier, on Tuesday announced a seven-year partnership with Kraft Heinz.
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Schupper leaves Greater Milwaukee Committee
Brian Schupper, who oversaw the Greater Milwaukee Committee's Scale Up Milwaukee effort, has left his position as policy director.
Schupper had been at the GMC since 2010. Elmer Moore continues as team leader for Scale Up Milwaukee, which plans to run a fourth class this fall, a GMC spokeswoman said. Scale Up Milwaukee is supported by AmericanExpress Open and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., and aims to help existing businesses grow. »Read Full Article
Chinese citizen charged with stealing Rockwell trade secrets
A Pewaukee man first investigated 18 months ago has been charged with stealing trade secrets from Rockwell Automation, where he was employed as a software engineer.
Tan Liu, 45, is the third Chinese citizen charged by the FBI with taking proprietary information from major Milwaukee area employers since 2013. »Read Full Article
Muslims file religious discrimination complaint against Ariens Co. in Brillion
An Islamic group representing Muslim employees at Ariens Co. in Brillion has filed a religious discrimination complaint against the company for not allowing prayer breaks.
Earlier this year, the manufacturer of snowblowers and lawn mowers fired seven Muslims for taking unscheduled prayer time, while 14 other employees resigned over the issue. »Read Full Article
Hot dog! Wisconsin's first Portillo's preparing to open in mid-July
As Wisconsin's first Portillo's restaurant takes shape along W. Blue Mound Road in Brookfield, food service expert Darren Tristano has, in the same breath, both a warning and an endorsement.
"They've got something called the cake shake, which, if you can avoid it, I would," deadpanned Tristano, who is president of Chicago-based Technomic Inc., a research and consulting firm for the food service industry. "Because it's highly addictive and incredibly craveable." »Read Full Article
Judge: Substantial progress in Volkswagen emissions talks
San Francisco — Volkswagen and attorneys for vehicle owners affected by the company's emissions cheating scandal are on target to meet a June deadline for a final settlement proposal, a federal judge said Tuesday.
Senior U.S. District Court Judge Charles Breyer said the parties have made substantial progress in reaching a deal for nearly half a million polluting Volkswagens in the U.S. »Read Full Article
The empty nest can wait: Millennials staying longer with parents
Washington — Many of America's young adults appear to be in no hurry to move out of their old bedrooms.
For the first time on record, living with parents is now the most common arrangement for people ages 18 to 34, an analysis of Census data by the Pew Research Center has found. »Read Full Article
Developer proposes 181 apartments for Brewers Hill sites
A Milwaukee developer is proposing three luxury apartment buildings, totaling 181 units, for the city's Brewers Hill neighborhood.
Royal Capital Group LLC has submitted plans to the Department of City Development to build the apartments and a restaurant/cafe on two nearby hilltop parcels, the firm announced Tuesday. »Read Full Article
University Club, Tripoli Country Club plan merger
The boards of the University Club of Milwaukee and the Tripoli Country Club have unanimously approved a plan to merge the two organizations.
The plan would affect the nearly 800 combined members of the clubs, who are expected to vote on the merger this fall. »Read Full Article
New east side apartment building is green from top to bottom
To understand the new Sage on Prospect apartment building's sustainability, climb to the roof.
It's a so-called "blue roof," where rainwater pools and then slowly drains, long after the storm passes, to reduce the impact on the sewage system. »Read Full Article
Progressive opens urgent care clinic at Aurora Sinai Medical Center
Progressive Community Health Centers has opened its urgent care clinic at the Aurora Sinai Medical Center and will open its primary care clinic on the downtown Milwaukee campus on June 1.
The clinics are being funded by a $1.7 million grant from Aurora Health Care. »Read Full Article
Bucks arena design wins final Common Council approval
The detailed designs for the new Milwaukee Bucks arena, its parking structure and the team's training facility received final city approval Tuesday, setting the stage for a June construction start.
The Common Council voted 15-0 to approve the arena and training facility and 14-1 to approve the parking structure's design. »Read Full Article


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Priests just can't do the job by themselves, the group says.
"That's the problem with many of us [Catholics]. We put everything on the shoulders of priests," Siy, 52, told the Philippine Daily Inquirer. "Worse, we rest our faith solely on priests and we focus on rituals. We are what they call 'sacramentalized but not evangelized,'" not knowing the true meaning behind the rituals.
Since its founding in 2000, the group offers help in apologetics, which is the defense of the truth of Christian doctrines.
"Many of us have a deep faith but it stops there. We no longer know how to respond if we're asked to defend it," Siy said.
The group offers nine to 12 courses covering the sacred Scripture, sacred and Church tradition, salvation history, the Blessed Mother, the papacy and Christology.
The group came together because of their faith. Siy, a management consultant in the chemical industry, had started a small Catholic bookstore, Totus, six years ago. He invited a handful of regular customers to a meeting to give him an idea of the books they liked, but they decided instead to form a group of "defenders of the faith," reported the Inquirer.
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Conor McGregor's 13 second demolition of Jose Aldo took Ireland by storm. As part of her work experience with the Irish Examiner, Transition Year student Isobel McCabe looks back on the night and asks, amidst all the hype, is the growth of UFC/MMA simply fuelling the 'Fighting Irish' sterotype and glorifying violence for some?More
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Anxiety Therapy Online
Online Therapy for Anxiety
Struggling with Anxiety, Panic Attacks or Depression?
Would You like Help to Learn How to Manage Your Anxiety More Effectively?
You might enjoy this video introduction to Anxiety Therapy Online:
Online Therapy for Anxiety
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Learn more about Anxiety Therapy Online – Online Mindfulness Therapy via Skype
– Individual Online Counseling Sessions with Dr. Peter Strong –
This Online Therapy Service uses Mindfulness Therapy, which is a particularly effective treatment for the following anxiety disorders:
- Panic Attacks
- Social Anxiety Disorder
- Agoraphobia
- Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
Online Counseling Therapy for Anxiety and Depression
Welcome to my site, CounselingTherapyOnline.com. I am a professional psychotherapist, originally from the UK, now living in Boulder, Colorado, and I provide an online counseling service for people throughout America and abroad as well, where I offer mindfulness therapy. This is a particularly exciting form of modern cognitive therapy which is very suitable for treating anxiety, depression, and for help with stress management.
Now the online option, this is quite new, but now, with Skype we can have face-to-face sessions wherever you live, and it's just as effective as seeing the therapist in person. In fact, there may be some indications that it's even more effective than traditional talking therapies, mostly because you feel more comfortable, more at ease in your home or office or familiar place than you would in a therapist's office. So that's one advantage, but the other advantage is that often there are just not enough local therapists in your area who provide the kind of counseling that you are looking for. So the Internet gives us an opportunity to search outside of our local area to find, not only the right kind of therapy that we're
interested in, but also to find the right kind of therapist that we feel comfortable with, and who we'd like to work with.
The style of therapy that I teach is called mindfulness therapy. It's based on some of the ancient teachings of the Buddha on mindfulness, but brought into a modern context. Basically, it's a process of learning to work with your emotions directly and change the underlying process that keeps the
anxiety or depression or stress repeating itself over and over again. Its sessions are very friendly, informal. They're a combination of teaching and lots and lots of practical work designed to give you the tools that you need to manage your emotions more effectively.
So, if this is of interest to you, please fill out the contact form or send me an email, and let's start talking about online therapy for you. Thank you!
Or, if you prefer, use the CONTACT FORM BELOW
"Anxiety and fear were consuming me. I needed help. I tried talking with a local counselor, but that didn't seem to help. My Doctor suggested anti-anxiety pills, but I want to avoid this, so I booked a session with Dr. Strong. It was amazing! He helped me see things in a totally different way. I love the practical exercises and mindfulness meditation that he taught me. Now I am in control again! Thanks, Peter!" – Lisa, Italy.
Online Therapist for Anxiety
Anxiety is, of course a normal part of life as we struggle with the many challenges of personal history, relationships and family dynamics, work, health and aging, etc. All anxiety is based on a fear-based reaction that has the characteristic of psychological contraction or withdrawal from engagement in life, but for most of the time these emotional contractions are temporary and are just part of the ever-changing flow of life. For others this is not the case and anxiety becomes chronic and highly debilitating; this we refer to as an anxiety disorder. There are many forms of anxiety, including Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Social Anxiety and Agoraphobia, Health Anxiety, Phobias, and persistent Fear or Worrying due to Habitual Reactive Thinking. To learn more about anxiety disorders and their symptoms see the WebMD page on Anxiety and Panic Disorders (link) and the NIH page on Anxiety Disorders (link). Needless to say, chronic anxiety is a major problem, affecting over 20% of the population, over 40 million Americans.
Introduction to Online Therapy for Anxiety
The secret to overcoming anxiety is to completely transform your relationship to your emotions. Most of us fight our emotions or avoid them, especially is they are unpleasant or painful, but this is the worse thing you can possibly do. If you want to heal anxiety you must learn how to embrace your emotions with awareness and compassion, which is the essence of mindfulness. You need to take care of your anxiety the same way you would take care of a frightened child, not by avoidance and denial, but through learning to be 110% present for your emotions with that quality of acceptance and friendliness that heals. During Online Anxiety Therapy sessions, you will learn exactly how to do this; and the results can be quite amazing.
Online Anxiety Therapy is now available to help you overcome your anxiety symptoms using the powerful methods of Mindfulness Therapy, as developed by Professional Online Therapist and Author, Dr. Peter Strong. Many people prefer Online Therapy for the treatment of their anxiety because of the convenience of working from home. It is also far less intimidating than having an office session, which is an important consideration for the successful treatment of anxiety.
There are many treatments for anxiety and many online resources available to help you overcome anxiety. If you feel there is an underlying medical condition causing your anxiety, then you should consult a medical doctor who might prescribe a suitable medicine for the treatment of your anxiety. Most doctors also recommend some form of psychotherapy for anxiety in addition to medication. There are many forms of psychotherapy available and some are more effective treatments for anxiety than others.
One option is Online Anxiety Therapy Treatment – which I offer via Skype. In the system that I have developed, called Mindfulness Therapy, you will learn specific ways of changing the underlying patterns of reactive thinking that cause chronic anxiety.
Learning How to Control Anxiety
You will get very specific and focused help for your anxiety using the techniques that I teach during online sessions of Online Therapy for Anxiety. One of the best available treatments for anxiety involves learning how to change the way you relate to your inner experience of the emotion of anxiety itself. This is described in more detail below, but basically our habit is to avoid and resist our anxiety, which simply makes the anxiety worse. In Mindfulness Therapy, you will learn a much more effective way to control anxiety which involves stopping the habitual reactivity to the emotion. This inner acceptance creates the right conditions that allow the anxiety to heal. There is no magic technique to cure anxiety, but learning to be mindful of our anxiety with mindful awareness is certainly one of the most effective approaches for controlling anxiety.
Anxiety Disorders are often a source of great suffering for the individual and for the individual's family. Left untreated, anxiety can become deeply ingrained in the mind, which makes it harder to change later on. Also, chronic anxiety leads to the formation of negative beliefs, followed by low self-esteem and low self-confidence and finally creating the conditions for the development of chronic depression. Most people who suffer from chronic anxiety also experience insomnia and may experience one or more forms of eating disorder.
General Anxiety Disorder is a very common condition that affects an estimated 10 million people in the US. Although medication is often called for to manage the acute symptoms of anxiety attacks, it is very important to work on changing the underlying cause of your anxiety, and this is where working with a skilled psychotherapist can be very beneficial. There are, of course many approaches for the treatment of anxiety and many different types of psychotherapy to choose from. Most anxiety disorders respond well to process-oriented therapies that work on changing the underlying processes that trigger anxiety reactions. These include Mindfulness Therapy, which you can receive through Online Counseling or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) which is also widely available.
To learn more about Anxiety Disorders visit Anxiety Disorders Association of America.
Online Therapy for Anxiety is all about learning practical cognitive tools and specific awareness skills for working with the underlying emotions.
One of the most difficult conditions to live with is anxiety. Sufferers of this condition worry constantly about even the tiniest little detail. Fortunately, help is possible. Plus you can do just that online.
Anxiety is part of what makes us human. Nevertheless, if the symptoms of anxiety are too much then it becomes a problem. It becomes a disorder. That is the time when you must move to get things under your control.
You can have your therapy online. This is just like meeting with your therapist only that you are not in an office. Thus, this setup is comfortable for you. You would have time to finish your activities in a fast paced world.
Such therapy is just the same. It is just about finding the right ways to cope up with daily activities, and reducing anxiety for every individual. These would include activities like helping individuals develop coping skills, determining sources in order to correct anxiety.
Developing coping skills makes anxiety attacks more bearable. These also reduce anxiety attacks as the sufferer focuses his or her attention elsewhere. These activities allow the person to calm down.
The source of anxiety should also be identified by your online psychotherapist. As these unresolved issues are faced, then the sufferer is given tools to relax. Sometimes the individual may not even recognize the source of anxiety. Therefore it is necessary for an objective outside observer to help the patient find the source.
There is always hope for those who suffer from anxiety. The key point is to start taking control of life. You can even do it online.
Psychological treatments found to be an effective way to treat anxiety. They may not only help a therapies) person to recover, but can also help to prevent a recurrence of anxiety.
There are several different types of online psychological treatments, including cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and behavior therapy. These psychological therapies can be undertaken with a professional, and increasingly, via structured sessions delivered via the internet (with or without support from a professional).
Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT)
CBT is a structured psychological treatment, which recognizes that a person's way of thinking (cognition) and acting (behavior) affects the way they feel. In CBT, a person works with a professional to look at the patterns of thinking and acting that are either predisposing them to anxiety, or keeping them from improving once they become anxious. Once these patterns are recognized, the person can consciously and deliberately make changes to replace these patterns with new ones that reduce anxiety and enhance their coping skills.
For example, thinking that focuses on catastrophizing (thinking the worst, believing something is far worse than it actually is, anticipating things will go wrong) is often linked with anxiety. In CBT, the person works to change these patterns to use a way of thinking that is more realistic and focused on problem-solving. Anxiety is also often heightened when a person actively avoids the things of which he/she is afraid. Learning how to face up to situations that are anxiety-inducing is also often helpful.
Professionals may use a range of techniques in CBT. Examples include:
Encouraging people to recognize the difference between productive and unproductive worries, teaching people how to let go of worries and solve problems.
Teaching relaxation and breathing techniques, with muscle relaxation in particular, to control anxiety and the physical symptoms of tension.
CBT can be conducted one-on-one with a professional, in groups, or online (see E-therapies, below). CBT is often combined with behavior therapy.
Behavior therapy
Behavior therapy is a major component of cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT). However, it is different to CBT because it focuses exclusively on increasing a person's level of activity and pleasure in their life.
Anxiety problems often persist because the person avoids fearful situations. Avoiding these situations means that the person does not have the opportunity to learn that he/she can actually cope with the fear. Behavior therapy for anxiety relies mainly on a treatment called 'graded exposure'. There are a number of different approaches to exposure therapy, but they're all based on exposing people to the specific things that make them anxious. The person learns that their fear will diminish without having to dodge the need to avoid or escape the situation and that their fears about the situation often do not come true or are not as bad as they thought.
E-therapies, also known as online therapies or computer-aided psychological therapy, can be just as effective as face-to-face services for people with mild to moderate anxiety. CBT and behavior therapy are helpful for anxiety when delivered by a professional online therapist for anxiety. The structured nature of these treatments means they are also well suited to being delivered electronically.
Most e-therapies teach people to identify and change patterns of thinking and behavior that might be keeping them from overcoming their anxiety. An individual works through the program by themselves, and although e-therapies can be used with or without help from a professional, most programs do involve some form of support from a therapist. This can be via telephone, email, text, or instant messaging, and will help the person to successfully apply what they are learning to their life.
This online mode of therapy has several advantages:
- is easy to access
- can be done from home
- can be of particular benefit for people in rural and remote areas
- can be provided in many cases without having to visit a doctor
An anxious person can report an unreasonable exaggeration of threats, repetitive negative thinking, hyper-arousal, and a powerful identification with fear to anxiety counseling expert online. The fight-or-flight response kicks into overdrive.
Anxiety is additionally known for producing noticeable physical symptoms, like speedy heartbeat, high blood pressure, and digestive issues. Generally anxiety disorder (GAD) and Social anxiety disorder (SAD) the symptoms become so severe that standard daily functioning becomes impossible.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) could be a common online treatment for anxiety disorders. Cognitive-behavioral medical care theorizes that in anxiety disorders, the patient overestimates the danger of troubled events in his life, and underestimates his ability to cope. CBT tries to interchange maladaptive thinking by examining the patient's distorted thinking and resetting the fight-or-flight response with additional reasonable, accurate ones. The anxious person and the expert work to actively modification thought patterns.
In contrast, rather than dynamical thoughts, mindfulness-based therapies (MBTs) seek to vary the link between the anxious person and his or her thoughts.
In mindfulness-based therapy, the person focuses on the bodily sensations that arise once he or she is anxious. Rather than avoiding or retreating from these feelings, he or she remains present and totally experiences the symptoms of anxiety. Instead of avoiding distressing thoughts, he or she disclose to them in an endeavor to appreciate and acknowledge that they're not literally true.
Although it's going to appear counter-intuitive, totally realizing the experience of anxiety permits anxious folks to unleash their over-identification with negative thoughts. The person practices responding to troubled thoughts, and letting these thoughts go.
By remaining present in the body, they learn that the anxiety they experience is merely a reaction to perceived threats. By positively responding to threatening events instead of being reactive they can overcome an erroneous fight-or-flight response.
In other words, a way to reduce the symptoms of anxiety is to be fully, mindfully aware of the anxiety and learning how to stay aware of the anxiety without becoming reactive and lost in anxiety-producing thoughts. When you can keep a conscious relationship with your anxiety for a sustained period of time it will begin to resolve itself and anxiety symptoms will dissipate.
Online Therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Welcome! My name is Peter Strong and I am a professional Online Therapist. I provide online therapy for Generalized Anxiety Disorder and other anxiety conditions, and this Online Therapy is available via Skype. If you are interested in online therapy for your generalized anxiety disorder or any other emotional problem that you may be facing, please visit my website, the link is below, CounselingTherapyOnline.com and I will be happy to answer your questions and to schedule a Skype Therapy session with you.
Now Generalized Anxiety Disorder, or GAD, is very common. If you are suffering from GAD you are certainly not alone, there are well over six million documented cases of people with Generalized Anxiety Disorder in America, alone.
For many people, medications is the route that they choose and this can provide temporary relief. But many people would also prefer something other than medications for treating their anxiety. The form of Online Therapy that I provide for anxiety is called Mindfulness Therapy, which is a more advanced form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, in which we work on changing the underlying anxiety emotions themselves.
As you know, anxiety, in generally, is produced by reactive thinking, negative thinking that repeats over and over again; what we would commonly call excessive worrying. generalized anxiety is characterized by excessive worrying that just will not go away, and is commonly a source of insomnia as well; and may also lead to substance abuse and other forms of, basically, avoidance behaviors to try and get away from these intrusive thoughts.
So, Mindfulness Therapy is one of the best available methods, that I know of, for helping you manage intrusive, habitual and reactive thinking. So, please visit my website and contact me and I will be happy to schedule a session with you via Skype. All we need is Skype and PayPal, to make secure online payments after each session. Please visit my website and contact me. Thank you!
I Wish to Learn More About Anxiety Therapy Online
If you would like to work on changing the underlying process that causes your anxiety then please contact Dr. Peter Strong with your questions and let's schedule a Skype session today. Online Anxiety Therapy provides a convenient and very effective way to learn how to overcome and control anxiety. Most people see significant changes after 3-4 sessions. The mindfulness therapy approach is particularly effective for anxiety and will help you change the underlying psychological process that cause your anxiety. Most people find the mindfulness approach much more effective than older style "talk therapy" or counseling and preferable to medications.
Peter Strong, PhD is a Professional Psychotherapist, Online Therapist, Spiritual Teacher and Author, based in Boulder, Colorado. Peter developed a system of psychotherapy called Mindfulness Therapy for healing the root cause of Anxiety, Panic Attacks, Depression, Traumatic Stress and Emotional Suffering.
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Ageing Vulnerability: Causes and Interventions: Novartis Foundation Symposium 235
Copyright © Novartis Foundation 2001
Editor(s): Gregory Bock, Jamie A. Goode
Published Online: 7 OCT 2008
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With the ever-increasing rise in life expectancy, there is an urgent need to improve our understanding of the relationship between ageing and the pathogenesis of age-related diseases in order to identify more effective means of prevention, amelioration and management of such diseases. In addition, there is a need to reduce the social and economic impact of the ageing population. Age-related morbidity and mortality vary dramatically among individuals; this book focusses on individual differences in susceptibility to age-related disorders.
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IRVING, Texas -- Felix Jones joins wide receiver Dez Bryant and quarterback Tony Romo as questionable on the official injury report for Monday's game against Washington.
Jones was limited in practice for the second straight day after suffering a dislocated right shoulder last week at San Francisco. He will wear a protective harness if he does play. He suffered the injury on the first series of the game and was limited in his return. If he cannot play, then the Cowboys will use Tashard Choice and rookie DeMarco Murray at tailback.
Kicker David Buehler is listed as questionable with a groin injury, but "I'm going Monday, for sure. Without a doubt," Buehler said.
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From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
"I have been staying in my communal student housing building in London over the summer. Recently I noticed someone had been taking my cutlery from my (assigned and labelled) drawer, which I tried to let slide; but this week someone has clearly been taking food from my shelf in the fridge and is making no effort to disguise it, going as far as leaving a piece of cake with fork marks in it. I've tried to hang around the kitchen to see if I can catch anyone to confront them, but have had no luck. I have been keeping all food that doesn't need to be in the fridge in my room - it's made me anxious and a bit unhinged - and this with only a handful of people coming and going during the vacation! When the building starts to fill up again I really want not to have to worry about this - but. I want to get along with my neighbours and not be known as the bitch of the hall. Beyond leaving a passive-aggressive notes on everything, what should I do?"
I've been compiling a scrapbook for about 10 years. It's small, squarish little thing that has grown stout over the years from absorbing little ephemeral treasures as I trudge along the streets of wherever I happen to be at the time.
Juxtaposing a new bit or bob in its pages makes me very happy; It's not finished - there's lots of pages blank, and I fear the thing will disintegrate before I complete it.
My scrapbook is the one possession I would rescue from the raging flames. That, and Maya's book.
Parents Want a Say is a campaign to reverse the amendments to the term time family holiday rules.
Working with David Woods of Surgery Creations, we decided that the best way to create a district and eye-catching brand for the campaign was to use a speech-balloon shaped 'placard' held up by an assortment of families.
I thought it was important that the message was forthright and succinct and yet contained a core of good-natured solidarity.
This is a poster for Tomahawk Theatre's 2014 Midsummer production. I refer to the image as "Big Bottom". Ho ho.
This is for Gogol's comic masterpiece, as performed by the Oxford Theatre Guild. I've indulged my liking for hot pink and blue. The main typeface is Campanile, supplemented with Nelly Script. I've stolen some Victorian fashion engravings for texture.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
A husband and father of three is secretly addicted to gambling. Over the years he has spent all the family savings and incurred debts of around £60K, yet is unable to stop. Poor bugger.
This was a big illustration for a Valentine's Day Supplement for the Weekend Telegraph. I often find birds good stand-ins for people, providing apt metaphors for the human condition.
Tomahawk's Macbeth. How many Macbeth posters are floating around out there? How many feature either skulls, daggers, crowns? Almost all of them. I once heard "when in doubt, do a giant head". Et Voila. The crow is there just because I like it. The typeface is Umbria.
Lorca's Spanish tragedy Blood Wedding. I like this, but I wouldn't say not to another crack at this, with a different approach.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
"I've been with my boyfriend for 5 years now - we were still in our teens when we got together. We get on well and I love him to bits – but so does everybody else. He's an actor and he's starting to gain more attention (I'm studying to be a teacher), and I feel like the dynamics of our relationship are changing. He gets a lot of female attention – he doesn't need to go looking for it, he's just naturally charming and happy-go-lucky –and I'm starting to feel like I'm competing for his affection. I don't think he's cheating, but he makes comments about people saying he and another girl would make a good couple, or just talking about other girls with a kind of awe that I've never heard him talk about me with."
This is one of a series of pencil drawings for my daughter, Maya.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
Teenage smokers. Had some fun with their clothing and too-cool-for-school demeanour.
I spend a lot of my time doing free work for friends...
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
A woman has been left by her husband of 30 years. Again, birds are my metaphor of choice
This was cobbled together from construction industry images swiped from the internet. I'm pretty sure film cameras stopped looking like this about 50 years ago but I don't think it matters. Particularly pleased with the fellow looking through the viewfinder.
For a piece in The Telegraph about a tyrannical two-year-old. I do like it when a drawing doesn't have to work too hard.
I'm happy to say that neither of my two children served as inspiration for our little cherub depicted here.
An article in The Telegraph written by a single father who is left living on his own, as the youngest of his three sons joins his brothers in flying the nest.
I read somewhere that parenthood is a series of minor bereavements.
Run Jericho is a community-led fun run open to runners of all abilities. The 10 kilometre route goes round about the picturesque and very lovely Jericho in Oxford and raises funds for the local primary school. There is a one-mile version for littler legs.
This piece accompanies and emotive article in the Weekend Telegraph. An ex-soldier talks of his sense of betrayal after having his veteran's pension questioned and then withdrawn.
A Valentine's Day piece with a skeptical dig at the notion of true love. Everyone wants it, but by heavens it's a tricky little stunt to pull off.
The poster for Paper Balloon's inaugural production, The Grumpiest Boy in the World.
Cover for Hazards Magazine 118.
Hazards is an award-winning occupational safety and health magazine.
Hazards "is so good that it not only renders the material detailed and probing, but also lively and gutsy as well."
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
"I'm dating a girl at the moment who I'm quite keen on. We seem to get on well and she's very easy on the eye. Only problem is, she is rather too imaginative when it comes to thinking up venues for dates. So far we've been to the theatre, on the London Eye, for brunch at some fancy place in Piccadilly and for cocktails and dinner in Harvey Nichols. I'm a reasonably high-earning accountant but if she continues like this, I'll be bankrupt."
A failure, this one. But I include it on here because I like the type.
Paper Balloon create bold, colourful and exciting theatre for families.
I worked with them to create their logo. When their budget stretches to creative design-led flights of whimsical fancy, I plan to arrange die-cutting their stationery into cloud shapes.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
Some people have all the luck. Some people have all the bad luck. And some people make their own. At least, that's what I think.
This is just a bit of fun. Every day during the last few weeks of primary school, a new drawing would appear in my daughter's packed lunch. Slowly they gathered and formed a gang. Afterwards I made them into a little book.
For Hazards Magazine
Some Christmas Cheer for The Telegraph, Graham Norton's agony column.
This fellow would rather be somewhere - anywhere - else.
I seem to have a preference for rather melancholy images. I prefer the grumpy over the cheerful, the cynical over the optimistic, the forsaken over the prosperous. Which is strange, because I'm not all like that in real life.
The poster for Tomahawk Theatre's Romeo and Juliet.
This is one of my favourites, despite (or because of) it being atypical of my other work. I'm indebted to William Morris here, but who isn't?
I intended the branch-work along the vertical line of symmetry to be a subliminally sexual, but nobody has ever spotted it. Then again, if it's subliminal they wouldn't. That's the thing about sublimination - it's not provable either way.
Note the judicious omission of "and" in the title. The typeface is Tagliato and is meant to mimic clipped branches, "Tagliato" meaning "Clipped" in Italian, in case you didn't know.
This is a very old drawing, maybe done in 2004 for a magazine published by Sainsbury's and is a unique survivor of my work from that era, in that I still like it, although I'd change the type now.
I'm a great one for anthropomorphism.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
This was done for a letter from a teenage girl, about the cool gang at school, how they freeze her out and pass nasty notes about her between themselves. Tsk!
Another chance for me to indulge in some textures and teenage fashions. At least, my idea of teenage fashion - it's been a while since I was a teenage girl.
Just a little drawing. Poor feller.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
A father writes of his teenage son's preference for ballet over football. Worse still, dad coaches the football team and is decidedly suspicious of what his son's preferences might mean. Oh dear! Shades of Billy Elliot, anyone?
This is a picture of a Galloping Horsey in Space. For Maya.
From Graham Norton's Pillow Talk, Weekend Telegraph
A father-of-four is contemplating leaving the family home for his new love.


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So yes, I'd say I know what I'm talking about and yes, I do own a g925v as well.. I DID PASS up the opportunity for a N6 to get a better device all around. The only benefit I saw from a N6 was it has a larger screen but that was the ONLY factor which clearly all the benefits of an s6e in every other area made the choice very easy.
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to make it easy, here is a link to one of my pieces of work for the s5:
It was one of the most used/viewed roms available until I got my s6e.. but then again who am i to browse around the vzw s5 threads? I suppose its only for people who use others work to put on their devices that has more say/knowledge then those who actually put in work?
I think your philosophy is flawed and I am done duscussing this with you lol
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John Carter is the kind of movie that every film geek is already looking forward to, but that's flying under the radar of most of the movie going public. That's not too surprising, really, considering Andrew Stanton's (Wall-E) first live-action film is an adaptation of a series of sci-fi stories that were first written nearly 100 years ago. Hopefully that will soon change, however, thanks to the first trailer for John Carter.
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