OK, here we go! Here are the resources I talked about this week on the show.
Image by David Mark from Pixabay
Resources for vets experiencing depression/PTSD. The Professional Golfers' Association has created Helping Our Patriots Everywhere (HOPE) to give them an opportunity to learn the game and for camaraderie Check it out. Great program. Need one in your community? Get started here.
Image by Daniel Byram from Pixabay
Resolutions? You don't need no stinkin' resolutions. What you need is a bucket list! You need dreams to fuel your life.
Here are resources to make it happen...
Here are resources to make it happen...
- iwishbucketlist.com
- Pinterest.com-search "before I die" to see the ideas others have come up with.
- evernote.com
- buckitdream.com
Need non-emergency help for a problem? Consider talking to a trained non-professional at a "warm line" (vs a "hot line" for serious problems). mhselfhelpwarmlines.com
Image by Sarah Richter from Pixabay
This picture making you feel a little "crazy".
"Ghostlighting". It's a new and sadistic trend. It's a combination of "ghosting" and being "gaslighted". Being "gaslighted" comes from the 1944 black-and-white movie with Ingrid Bergman (yes, Candace's Mom) and Charles Boyer. The story line is that a sadistic man was trying to drive his wife mad and he was pretty good at it. It's a remarkable movie. They don't make 'em like that anymore!
"Ghostlighting" is when your newest love disappears and when s/he returns, they try to make you question your sanity. "What do you mean, where have I been? Where have you been and why didn't you show up at the concert? Do you have any idea how much those tickets set me back?"
Yeah, get away from that.
"Ghostlighting". It's a new and sadistic trend. It's a combination of "ghosting" and being "gaslighted". Being "gaslighted" comes from the 1944 black-and-white movie with Ingrid Bergman (yes, Candace's Mom) and Charles Boyer. The story line is that a sadistic man was trying to drive his wife mad and he was pretty good at it. It's a remarkable movie. They don't make 'em like that anymore!
"Ghostlighting" is when your newest love disappears and when s/he returns, they try to make you question your sanity. "What do you mean, where have I been? Where have you been and why didn't you show up at the concert? Do you have any idea how much those tickets set me back?"
Yeah, get away from that.
Image by Colin Behrens from Pixabay
Here are the four resources I told callers about this week. They're here for you, too!
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