CarolynOsborne's favorite psychology pages, page 1

Last login: 3 weeks agoCarolynOsborne: Carolyn is a 48 year old married woman from Columbus, Ohio, USA.; Likes 336 pages, 50 videos, 1 photo • 76 fans • Received 13 reviews; Member since Dec 08, 2007

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Juanita D. Price: May 30, 9:44am 1 review psychology, wisdom, power, authority, battering
http://juanitaprice.blogspot.com/; Juanita Price was the wisest person I have ever met and I am grateful to God that I got to spend 26 years learning from her. Now that she is gone, I am doing what I can to spread her ideas. We have written so many things together, but they don't seem to have fit into any traditional type of publishing. I am so glad that the web allows everyone access to people's ideas instead of having to go through a publisher whose main concern is making money.

Recovering From Workaholism: May 26, 8:55am 1 review psychology, life, workaholism, workaholic, balanced-life
http://www.socyberty.com/Work/Recovering-From-Workaholism.124501; I wrote this because I have struggled with trying to find a way to get things done without stressing myself out. Well, this is working for me and it might work for others. So, here it is.

Learning Essential Helping Skills: Crisis Telephone Listening: Apr 7, 3:45pm 2 reviews psychology, help, crisis, job-skill, crisis-line
http://www.socyberty.com/Lifestyle-Choices/Learning-Essential-Helping-Skills-...; This is an article I wrote about how crisis line counseling skills are helpful in other settings.

Hyperactive Kids?: Mar 9, 3:32pm 5 reviews psychology
http://www.stevencohenphd.com/hyperhypo.htm

Stop Thinking Like a Victim! - June 2006: Mar 2, 5:28pm 2 reviews psychology, bullying
http://www.musc.edu/medcenter/pe6_intranet_1yr/pe2006/0606/140606.htm; This article is hard to swallow--and yet there is truth to it. If we respond better (avoiding anger and fear) to people who bully, often they stop bullying. The point, according to this author, is to not treat people as enemies--people who are treated as enemies often become enemies and the opposite is frequently true, also. I have experienced turning bullying people into friends by refusing my own desire to be angry and instead treat them with respect.