27. Video, audio, and feelio.
(pp. 70-74). Sue Waters serves her sentence, then puts herself and her daughter on parole. Marlowe then explains the difference between "video, audio, and feelio!"
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26. Taking Care of Yourself
Taking care of yourself "with no cost to others." (pp. 67-70)
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24. Ellen sees how to interrupt a pattern established in childhood.
Marlowe gives another illustration of how a grown woman found how to interrupt a pattern established in childhood. When she finds herself becoming wary of a relationship which might lead to another a...
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23. Marlowe shares his own personal tragedy and how he and his wife, Mary, dealt with it.
It would be difficult to find a more severe test of driving your own car through such a challenging journey. (pp. 55-57)
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22. Dealing with tragedy.
When a two year old daughter of one of Marlowe's students drowned, the father considered dropping the class to grieve. Instead, he found enough value in Marlowe's approach to make use of it and share...
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21. Use procrastination to your advantage!
Procrastination can be used two ways. You can put off stopping smoking or you can put off lighting up! (pp 53-54)
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20. Marriage Counseling
He blamed her for his anger and she blamed him for making her cry. Dr. Erickson's advice will floor you! (pp. 51-52)
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19. Hand on the burner or on velour—burnt or content?
Dr. Erickson understands the choices we make with impressive clarity. He refers to this description in future episodes of Flippin' Freud. (pp. 46-50)
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