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Plus 75 things you can control. Email not displaying correctly? [View it in your browser.]( [Psych Central]( The Top 5 [5 Toxic Self-Beliefs]( [Anger not like other emotions]One of the negative effects of being raised in a difficult environment is a warped self-perception that manifests itself in various false beliefs. [75 Things You Can Control]( It’s empowering to remind ourselves that there are actions we can take, even in difficult times. [Cutting Out the Toxic Friend]( When is the breaking point where you step back and say, “Stop, I’ve had enough”? [The Biggest Relationship Deal-Breaker]( There is one issue that underlies nearly all of the symptoms that it generates... [The Lies We Tell Our Doctors]( Fear, denial, shame, embarrassment... One or all of them could be a reason why we lie to our doctors. News & Views [The Danger of Daydreaming Drivers]( [Empathy and your health]Driver inattention is a major factor in road traffic crashes and fatalities. 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