Category Archives: Life Coaching
Relationship Counseling: Don’t Hold Back: a poem by Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh
A How-To have relationships that are food for the soul. Savor it! Or tell me it’s not your food. brought to you by Dr. Lynda Klau: A relationship is one of the mysteries of life. and because it exists … Continue reading
Practicing Self-Care: Women are We Killing Ourselves in the Name of Love?
Dr. Lynda Klau A Call to All Women: more than ever, we need to choose Self-Care as our first priority in order to fulfill our potential. Dear Woman, Are you more “burned out” than you realize, running on empty most … Continue reading
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COUPLES COUNSELING: LOVING THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN YOU
Does this scene sound familiar? You’re in a relationship. You want your partner to do something for you, but you never expressed your need. Now you’re angry because you didn’t get what you wanted. At the beginning of our lives, as infants, … Continue reading
Marriage Counseling: “Being With” is Severely Underrated
Marriage Counseling: “Being With” is Severely Underrated Sometimes life places those we love in excruciating circumstances. They might be hurting, sick, grieving, or even dying. As partners, our natural desire is to fix the problem and take away the hurt. … Continue reading
Couples Counseling: When Being Right is Wrong
Couples Counseling: When Being Right is Wrong. When I heard my own voice crack while saying “I do” during my marriage ceremony over two decades ago, I must have had a premonition that I understood nothing about how to have … Continue reading
Life Coaching: Reclaiming Your Authentic Voice
Our Western culture teaches that the personal self is the center of our
universe, the place where all of our competing, conditioned voices live. In
this model, the rational mind of the personal self reigns supreme. The first
step toward reclaiming our authenticity, however, is to embrace a more
expansive model of who we think we are and of how we view the world… Continue reading
