he immense ability for chosen perspective to make significant difference in people's lives, hard to overestimate. Check it out.

The first in a series of people just literally, "So Much Smarter Than Me I Had To Steal From Them." Viktor Frankl, Holocaust survivor, life changer, master of suffering.

Same as the episode with the same name, minus the delicious nasty words. Now with quieter bells.Is it just me who is grinding their teeth with the incessant ridiculous ways in which every product and service is described as the most amazing thing to...

Is it just me who is grinding their teeth with the incessant ridiculous ways in which every product and service is described as the most amazing thing to have ever existed? Maybe I am...but I enjoyed complaining about it, even throwing GR under the bus.

Same as the episode with the same name, minus the delicious nasty words. Now with quieter bells.A challenge to the idea of negative and positive emotions...as long as they are sincere and applied in a way that makes a difference.

A challenge to the idea of negative and positive emotions...as long as they are sincere and applied in a way that makes a difference.

Same as the identically titled episode but with no naughty words.

One stupid person's wondering what it will take to start moving back to equality and peace with death after death after death. Don't expect answers but there may be some challenges.

Some words about the importance of finding the right fit in mental health, and to not let a poor experience keep you from finding something great if you need it.

Same as the episode with the other name minus the baddy bad words.

A version without profanity

My estimation of the biggest F Word of all.

An explanation as to why some episode and I myself use such language.

Same as the identically titled episode without the sailor special words.

Other ideas learned about relationships

Same as the identically titled episode without the salty language.

Shared imperfection from a counselors point of view.

Some ideas learned about relationships

Some things learned about relationships

Same as the identically titled episode with no naughty but effective profanity.

Same as the identically titled episode, but without pseudosocially unacceptable language.

Apparently, Tom of To Go Counseling didn't get all of the darkness out of his system and is back to talk more about things we don't much talk about but might be so much better off if we did.

To Go Counselor Rachel offers some ideas about talking with your children about the growing pandemic and panic related to Corona Virus and Covid-19.

Tom discusses some ideas about the reality of death and out cultural nonesense that often keeps us from every really processing it. This seems especially true during the only time you can really do anything about it, while everyone is still breathing.

To Go Counselor Rachel Pelosi shares some basic information for parents who may be learning or just concerned about possible Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis in a child.