by Gail-Elaine Tinker | Jun 28, 2017 | acceptance, ADDICTION, alternative medicine, ANXIETY, communication, confidential, counseling, development, empathy, evolution, gratitude, GRIEF, Hypnosis, insomnia, journaling, life-hack, personal growth, psychotherapy, reiki, TRAUMA, WOMEN
Treatment of Anxiety and Depression:A Self-Empowering Process As with any presented issue, Tinker Psychotherapy Services – Gail-Elaine Tinker MS, LPC, provides treatment with a custom approach and emphasis on self-empowerment. The idea is to help the...
by Gail-Elaine Tinker | Mar 29, 2017 | abuse, acceptance, ADDICTION, alternative medicine, bias, CHRONIC PAIN, co-parenting, CODEPENDENCY, communication, confidential, counseling, development, divorce, domestic violence, empathy, evolution, gratitude, journaling, life-hack, NARCISSISM, personal growth, psychotherapy, separation, TRAUMA, Uncategorized, WOMEN, writing
All About Boundaries By Gail-Elaine Tinker, MS, LPC What are boundaries? A boundary is a limit or line; think property boundaries, they let people know which is theirs and which is the neighbor’s. Boundaries are an imaginary line in your emotions which separate your...
by Gail-Elaine Tinker | Apr 17, 2016 | abuse, acceptance, CODEPENDENCY, communication, confidential, counseling, development, divorce, domestic violence, empathy, evolution, gratitude, GRIEF, journaling, life-hack, personal growth, psychotherapy, reiki, separation, Uncategorized, WOMEN, writing
A Comprehensive List On Being Your Very Best Self By Gail-Elaine Tinker, M.S., Psychotherapist “The thing that is really hard, and really amazing, is giving up on being perfect and beginning the work of becoming yourself.” – Anna Quindlen, As a Psychotherapist, I...
by Gail-Elaine Tinker | Apr 8, 2016 | acceptance, alternative medicine, CHRONIC PAIN, communication, confidential, counseling, development, empathy, gratitude, GRIEF, insomnia, journaling, life-hack, memoir, personal growth, psychotherapy, TRAUMA, Uncategorized, writing
Getting to Know Yourself Through Writing By Gail-Elaine Tinker, M.S. Psychotherapist Mankind has always had an impulse to tell stories. Since the beginning, we have found ways to tell our stories orally, pictorially, via hieroglyph, and then written language....
