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Dr. Patricia L. Bay

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Dr. Patricia Bay – Therapy in a Nutshell: Bullying

Posted on June 20, 2019 by Dr. Patty

Bullying is a huge problem in our schools. Special guest, 12-year-old Allison Bedford, discusses her experience with bullying. Her insight and advice is far beyond her years. Karleen Speers, a teacher with 19 years of experience, tells us about her… Continue Reading →

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Dr. Patricia Bay – Therapy in a Nutshell: Anxiety

Posted on March 26, 2019 by Dr. Patty

Anxiety, of varying degrees, is one of the most common therapeutic issues I have seen in the past 30 years in my private practice as a Marriage Family Therapist. Struggling with anxiety can ruin the quality of your life. The… Continue Reading →

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Standing in Your Truth

Posted on March 11, 2019 by Dr. Patty

For many people, it is easier to say how you truly feel when your thoughts and feelings are positive. Saying “I love you” or “I had a great time, thank you” flows out of your mouth with ease. The ability… Continue Reading →

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Nappy: Bold and Selfish

Posted on March 30, 2018 by Dr. Patty

He was bold, selfish and looking out only for himself.  Smaller than the rest, we named him Napoleon and called him Nappy.  Suffering from a bad case of poverty consciousness, Nappy acted as though there was never enough.  He had to be the… Continue Reading →

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Death With Dignity – A Personal Choice

Posted on January 9, 2018 by Dr. Patty

I’m not going out that way. I will not slowly lose control of myself and take my family down with me. I will die with my dignity intact. These are words my husband, Rich, said loudly and clearly to anyone… Continue Reading →

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O’ Christmas Tree

Posted on December 3, 2017 by Dr. Patty

He was sitting on the piano bench staring at the Christmas tree. Tears were running down his cheeks and his shoulders shook silently with the emotion. The lights in the room were dim and the colored bulbs on the tree… Continue Reading →

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  • Comment on Beloved insulated travel tumbler: Healthy obsession or beverage binky? by Beverly Stafford
    In reply to Doni Chamberlain. Bill Wallace and George Benson. They were great and very occasionally had the legendary Julia Childs on the phone with them. I remember Bill had an aversion of rosemary because he was grilling lamb covered in the herb, raised the lid of his Weber, the smoke that roiled out was […]
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    Long ago in London, I overheard eavesdropped on two young women; one of them said, "In America, they have water fountains everywhere and the water is SO COLD." She was not wrong. My observation is that Americans are highly dependent on carrying water/beverages everywhere. The problem with all the drinking water/whatever is being able to […]
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    In reply to Mahmoud Darwish. Interesting. And yes, I DO remember those weird plastic cup holders that hung over the window openings. We can ALWAYS count on you to come up with even the most obscure information. Thank you!
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