From Harvard Business Review’s Fomo Sapiens: Yael Melamed, a psychotherapist and executive coach, explains how she cultivates spirituality, humor, and resilience in the face of adversity – lessons she learned from a wide-ranging career that started in business. Melamed says that tragedy and hardship can be powerful opportunities for personal growth.
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Also posted at Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global None of us is spared from the dark night of the soul. You can count on it—at some point in life, your soul will shatter. What is less certain is how to emerge whole after life brings you to your knees. A surrealistic feeling climbed from my belly […]
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Do you feel unsure about whether you want to stay in your relationship or leave it? Ambivalence can be so painful, but there is a way through. Read more to get perspective on this distressing dilemma.
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To learn about how to get through conflict at home constructively, listen to my 10 minute radio interview with Dr Darria Long Gillespie.
Researchers believe they can determine–with 90% accuracy–how long a couple will stay together by observing their interactions for only a few minutes. There are clear communication guidelines that can help you preserve the quality of your relationships, which in turn influences your children and the entire healthy family system.
Learn more about the neuroscience behind relationships in my 10-minute radio segment. We are wired for connection. As the social fabric changes due to technology and globalization in the digital age, relationships are more important than ever. It’s easy to imagine that human contact affects your psychological health, but did you know that having close relationships can help […]
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I enjoyed a great discussion about SUSTAINABLE CHANGE with Dr. Darria Long Gillespe , writer on the Dr. Mehmet Oz blog. The good news is that research shows that our brains have plasticity, meaning that we can rewire our thoughts and behaviors. The path is not always easy, but here are some concrete steps to guide you through the process of change.
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So many clients come into my office disturbed about relationships that end suddenly without closure. Read more about the psychology of what is happening in the full article:
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This interview offers knowledge and tools that will help you refine your ability to achieve the results you want in relationships and in business–while feeling good about yourself!
35 looms over most women, despite a great deal of evidence that many can give birth into their late 30s and some into their mid 40s. Kudos to an article in the Atlantic entitled How Long Can You Wait to Have a Baby that revealed that the age-35 doomsday is based on French birth records from 1670 to 1830.
Mental Health Discussion: Dr. Darria & Yael Melamed
/0 Comments/in Interviews /by Yael MelamedDr. Darria and Yael Melamed sit down to discuss how to cultivate resilience, reduce suffering and find your purpose during COVID-19. And always.
Cultivating Resilience in a Pandemic
/0 Comments/in Interviews /by Yael MelamedFrom Harvard Business Review’s Fomo Sapiens: Yael Melamed, a psychotherapist and executive coach, explains how she cultivates spirituality, humor, and resilience in the face of adversity – lessons she learned from a wide-ranging career that started in business. Melamed says that tragedy and hardship can be powerful opportunities for personal growth.
What I Learned From My Best Friend’s Death
/0 Comments/in Articles /by Yael MelamedAlso posted at Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global None of us is spared from the dark night of the soul. You can count on it—at some point in life, your soul will shatter. What is less certain is how to emerge whole after life brings you to your knees. A surrealistic feeling climbed from my belly […]
Is Your Relationship Too Good To Leave, And Also Too Bad To Stay? How To Work With Ambivalence.
/0 Comments/in Articles /by Yael MelamedDo you feel unsure about whether you want to stay in your relationship or leave it? Ambivalence can be so painful, but there is a way through. Read more to get perspective on this distressing dilemma.
Healthy Family: Tackling Tough Subjects
/0 Comments/in Interviews /by Yael MelamedTo learn about how to get through conflict at home constructively, listen to my 10 minute radio interview with Dr Darria Long Gillespie.
Researchers believe they can determine–with 90% accuracy–how long a couple will stay together by observing their interactions for only a few minutes. There are clear communication guidelines that can help you preserve the quality of your relationships, which in turn influences your children and the entire healthy family system.
We are Wired for Connection
/0 Comments/in Interviews /by Yael MelamedLearn more about the neuroscience behind relationships in my 10-minute radio segment. We are wired for connection. As the social fabric changes due to technology and globalization in the digital age, relationships are more important than ever. It’s easy to imagine that human contact affects your psychological health, but did you know that having close relationships can help […]
How to make change happen, and how to make it LAST.
/0 Comments/in Articles /by Yael MelamedI enjoyed a great discussion about SUSTAINABLE CHANGE with Dr. Darria Long Gillespe , writer on the Dr. Mehmet Oz blog. The good news is that research shows that our brains have plasticity, meaning that we can rewire our thoughts and behaviors. The path is not always easy, but here are some concrete steps to guide you through the process of change.
When They Bolt Out of the Blue: How to Survive the ‘Houdini Phenomenon’
/0 Comments/in Articles /by Yael MelamedSo many clients come into my office disturbed about relationships that end suddenly without closure. Read more about the psychology of what is happening in the full article:
The Currency of Connection
/0 Comments/in Interviews /by Yael MelamedThis interview offers knowledge and tools that will help you refine your ability to achieve the results you want in relationships and in business–while feeling good about yourself!
The Psychology of Fertility
/0 Comments/in Articles /by Yael Melamed35 looms over most women, despite a great deal of evidence that many can give birth into their late 30s and some into their mid 40s. Kudos to an article in the Atlantic entitled How Long Can You Wait to Have a Baby that revealed that the age-35 doomsday is based on French birth records from 1670 to 1830.
See the full article on fertility here: