I am delighted to share with you a great experience and webinar developed by the Texas Bar. TLAP or the Texas Lawyers Assistance Program put together a panel to discuss CBT or Cognitive Behavioral Techniques and tools to help manage
Coming up soon this very vibrant and interesting series on managing chronic pain. Maggie Dickens, LPC-S is organizing and coordinating the entire series. You may want to tune in and join the conversation. The link below will get you to
“Managing Our Thinking During the Coronavirus Epidemic,” This will be a panel discussion. Ttopics are targeted to our lawyers are struggling during this time. It will focus on CBT or Cognitive Behavioral Therapy regarding negative thought patterns: rumination, fear, negative
On Wednesday, May 6th, I am delighted to announce that I will be co-presenting a Webinar on “Managing Chronic Pain” with Dr. Thakral at noon. 2nd MD is offering this program. If you know anyone suffering from a chronic pain
On April 29, 2020, Marina London and I will be presenting a webinar on “Managing Emotional Concerns during COVID-19.” During the pandemic, fear, worry, doubt, stress and anxiety is rampant. Join us for some reassurance and ways you might focus
Delighted to be presenting a Webinar with Marsha Hyslop, RN, MBA with 2nd MD on Friday. The title, “COVID-19: What Happens Emotionally”. Lots is going around about physical and medical topics with the virus pandemic, what about your emotional well-being?
It may be time to take your head out of the sand regarding fear of conflict. How you learned to manage conflict has a lot to do how you were raised in your home. Absent parents, angry parents, poor modeling
Fear of the unknown can become paralyzing. If you focus on things you can’t control, the fear increases. It is totally understandable that work and anxiety is on the rise with all the news reports on illness, deaths, mass closures
I couldn’t agree with the following quote more. My beliefs are identical. Take a look, think about it and then we shall proceed with some personal self-evaluation. “Resentment is a relationship killer,” says psychotherapist and couples counselor Susan Adler. If
Dr. Mike Klaybor brings thirty years of experience in practicing counseling psychology with individuals and couples. His approach is cognitive behavioral therapy or CBT. Specific specialties include; anxiety and stress management, chronic pain & chronic illness management, depression, substance abuse evaluations, employee assistance and executive coaching for workplace performance and leadership.
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