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Ten Blogs

posted on , by Nancy L. Johnston

I have been gratefully busy this week not only with my clinical practice but also with radio interviews promoting Disentangle. Thanks to the excellent work of my marketing crew I have done 5 interviews since Monday, including Hartford, CN, Buffalo, NY, NYC/NJ/PA, Memphis, TN, and my local station here in Lexington, VA. I have enjoyed each interview. Thanks for all those opportunities. In preparing for these interviews, my publicist wrote ten rich questions about the material in Disentangle that ...

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Why Disentangle?

posted on , by Nancy L. Johnston

To be short and to the point, I disentangle to gain serenity.             As I say in Disentangle: There’s nothing more important to me than my serenity. That's what motivates me the most to disentangle. I've learned that the serenity I lose in trying to make my point or have things my way is not worth it. I have come to know what serenity feels like, and that's what I want for me. Yes, over and over as I get tangled in a conversation ...

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Tangled Relationships

posted on , by Nancy L. Johnston

All sorts of preparations are going on as we anticipate the release of Disentangle. I am finding that as I am getting ready for talks and interviews, I am re-visiting some of the core concepts and issues in Disentangle. Simply defining a tangled relationship is a good place to start. A tangled relationship is one in which I feel very caught in my interactions with the other person. Various parts of me may be caught: my thoughts, my feelings, my behaviors. The other person may be doing things ...