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Keith Wilson – Counseling

Counselor, Author, and Reflective Eclectic

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    • Sorry, But Your Ex Is Probably Not a Narcissist: Essays on Depth, Complexity, and Human Transformation
    • The Road to Reconciliation
    • Constructive Conflict
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    • Get Started On the Road to Reconciliation
    • Part 2 – Wreckage on the Road to Reconciliation
    • Part 3 – The Mountaintop Moment
    • Part 4 – Making Reparations
    • Part 5 – Cultivating Change
    • Part 6 – When Problems Take Over
    • Part 7 – Personal Peace
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Monthly Archives: May 2018

Why I Don’t Specialize in Anything

As a therapist, I could’ve had a specialty. I did some post grad work in family therapy and some more in substance abuse. I sought for ways to address the desire my clients had to quit using tobacco back in the days when few others were doing so. I ran therapy groups for sex offenders.Continue reading “Why I Don’t Specialize in Anything”

Posted byKeith R WilsonMay 25, 2018April 19, 2020Posted inOld PostsTags:mental health, psychotherapy

The Gumbo of Grief

These days, no one can shed a tear without someone mentioning the five stages of grief. I’m convinced that when people sit with the bereft, they bring up the stages just so that they can have something to say. Anything is better than the delusional denial, the bitter anger, the useless bargains, the hopeless dejection,Continue reading “The Gumbo of Grief”

Posted byKeith R WilsonMay 18, 2018April 16, 2018Posted inOld PostsTags:Grief, mental health, Therapy

The Rock Tumbler

Back when my son was a child, he used to dig holes in the back yard. He would adopt stones that he liked and would line the shelves of his room with them. His mother used to complain of the grime he brought into the house, until, noting a sustained interest in geology; we gotContinue reading “The Rock Tumbler”

Posted byKeith R WilsonMay 4, 2018April 16, 2018Posted inOld PostsTags:Love, Marriage, Relationships

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