
The Role of Self-Deception in Perfectionism
In a previous post I sang the praises of healthy perfectionism and described how we...
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In a previous post I sang the praises of healthy perfectionism and described how we...
How do I move past creative blocks? Many people get stuck and aren’t able to...
Let’s take a break from formal clinical studies and approach the subject of compulsive perfectionism...
Britt-Marie Was Here. So what? What difference does it make if a 63-year-old divorced woman...
The television series The Good Place has lots of wisdom to offer compulsives and perfectionists....
I just got back from seeing the play, The Lifespan of a Fact. I keep...
Ebenezer Scrooge, the curmudgeonly, compulsive money hoarder and eventual hero of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas...
Right now lots of folks are feeling lots of anger at the ways politics are...
Carl Jung famously wrote that the gods have become diseases. What he meant was that because we no longer consciously acknowledge the powerful forces we used to call gods and goddesses, they’ve gone underground and manifest in our physical and mental ailments. However fantastic they might seem, they are still forces to be reckoned with. Such is certainly the case with the Greek goddess, of necessity, control and fate, Ananke. Our need for control leads us to ignore her, and this unrecognized Goddess becomes a disease.
I recently came across a post by a therapist who’s written a book encouraging her...
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