By: Daniel Eckstein, Pat Love, Kristen J. Aycock, & Victor Wiesner

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Abstract
Thirty-three research-referenced gender differences are explored by means of a couple’s gender-based questionnaire (CGQ). Couples take the questionnaire individually and then collaboratively choose one answer relative to whether each statement is more characteristics of males, females, or of both genders. A review of gender-related literature follows. Implications and applications to the couple themselves conclude the article. (more…)

By Jeanine Austin, Ph.D.

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“Because they are human, they suffer. Those who have a better story, a “healthier” childhood, a more impressive résumé, better looks, connections, or education, suffer. Those who are less fortunate than “me” also suffer. Those who are able or good suffer as do those who are weak or mean.”

(Laurence Boldt The Tao of Abundance 94)

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By Eduardo Sierra

When I first met Matthew, I immediately liked his presence as an elder and so I wanted to interview him. We met at Waking Down in Mutuality retreats. What began to flower was a friendship of the highest order, “spiritual brothers.” Our conversations were deep, stimulating and enriching for both of us, shared insights and observations flowed. Reminds me of: (more…)

There are so many therapists in Seattle and so many resources to help consumers find counselors in Seattle and the surrounding areas that it is almost overwhelming to know where to begin.  If you don’t have a good word-of-mouth referral from a friend, the next best way is to do an online search.  Again, there are many directories online.  We believe that the best way to find a counselor in Seattle is through GoodTherapy.org, an organization dedicated to encouraging healthy forms of counseling and psychotherapy and one of the leading therapy referral associations on the internet. The intention of GT is to promote collaborative and non-pathological forms of psychotherapy in an effort to reduce harm and to bring more “health” into the field of mental health.  Because of their philosophy and their high standards for who they allow as members, we believe that you are more likely to find an empowering, collaborative, and non-pathological therapist at GoodTherapy.org than anywhere else.

Here are some of the links where you can find a therapist in Seattle Neighborhoods:

• Therapy Ballard
• Therapy Beacon Hill
• Therapy Belltown
• Therapy Bitter Lake
• Therapy Blue Ridge
• Therapy Broadmoor
• Therapy Broadview
• Therapy Bryant
• Therapy Capitol Hill
• Therapy Cascade
• Therapy Central District
• Therapy Cherry Hill
• Therapy Crown Hill
• Therapy Delridge
• Therapy Denny Blaine
• Therapy Denny Regrade
• Therapy Eastlake
• Therapy First Hill
• Therapy Fremont
• Therapy Georgetown
• Therapy Green Lake
• Therapy Greenwood
• Therapy Galler Lake
• Therapy Garbor Island
• Therapy Industrial District
• Therapy Interbay
• Therapy Judkins
• Therapy Lake City
• Therapy Laurelhurst
• Therapy Leschi
• Therapy Licton Springs
• Therapy Lower Queen Anne
• Therapy Madison Park
• Therapy Madrona
• Therapy Magnolia
• Therapy Maple Leaf
• Therapy Montlake
• Therapy Mount Baker
• Therapy Northgate
• Therapy Phinney Ridge
• Therapy Pioneer Square
• Therapy Queen Anne
• Therapy Rainier Beach
• Therapy Rainier Valley
• Therapy Rainier View
• Therapy Ravenna
• Therapy Roosevelt
• Therapy Sand Point
• Therapy Seattle
• Therapy Seward Park
• Therapy Sodo
• Therapy South Lake Union
• Therapy South Park
• Therapy Squire Park
• Therapy University District
• Therapy University Place
• Therapy University Village
• Therapy View Ridge
• Therapy Wallingford
• Therapy Washington Park
• Therapy Wedgwood
• Therapy West Seattle
• Therapy Windermere

Directories for therapy are heating up.  The leader in Seattle is Goodtherapy.org.

Learn more about finding a therapist who cares.

http://www.goodtherapy.org/seattle-therapy.org