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Grieving from a Choice Theory® Perspective
When someone we love dies, we go through a grief process that was best described by Elizabeth Kublar-Ross in her book, On Death and Dying.
Starting Over
Starting over after the loss of a loved one is a monumental task that can feel overwhelming at times. Whether there has been a death,
While You Carry the Weight of the World, Who’s Lifting You?
Is your life full of responsibility, having to pick up the slack for those around you? Do you sometimes want to run away from this
Stop Defending Yourselves
As trained mental health professionals and clinicians, we’re supposed to understand the importance of reflection, consider our biases, be open to another’s perspective, and, perhaps
Guilting wife into sex is a bad idea
This article is about how to help women feel sexual minus the guilty control. As a Choice Theory expert, I know that trying to guilt
Unconditional Trust Challenge
by Kim Olver My friend recently wrote something on Facebook that, for me, sparked some further thinking: “I used to worry about people I love.
Anger Management: Staying Calm when Anger Wants to be the Boss
Do you find yourself angry often? Do other people know how to set you off? Do you find yourself often annoyed with what other people
The Dr. Peter Breggin Hour
Kim Olver is a coach, counselor and director of the William Glasser Institute. My organization is cosponsoring a great conference with her July 26-29, 2017,