The Most Noble Work is Forging Character September 4, 2026Addiction and Recovery, Character Matters, Integrity, Mental Health, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Responsibility, Social Issues, Spirituality, Substance Abusecharacter, commandments, labor, principles, willingness, workDr. Simon Life’s most noble work is the work of forging wholesome character. And while the payoffs are great, they usually take time to realize.
The Key to Genuine Behavior Change January 14, 2022Empowerment, Integrity, Intimacy, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Social Issues, Therapybehavior, cbt, change, character, commandments, essentials for the journey, heartDr. Simon Meaningful behavior change only occurs with a change of heart. But a change of heart can only occur with committed, ongoing behavior change.
10 Commandments Summary Thoughts March 10, 2017Integrity, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Social Issuesauthenticity, character, commandments, integrity, narcissism, relationshipsDr. Simon Embracing the 10 Commandments promotes good character. But doing so also promotes healthy, intimate relationships.
Socialization is a Process July 23, 2010Abuse, Personality and Character Disorders, Relationshipscharacter, character disturbance, commandments, personality, personality disorders, responsibility, socialization, Unhealthy RelationshipsDr. Simon No one is born civilized. Socialization is a process. And for some, the learning curve can be quite steep.