It’s still early in the week and there are already tons of great posts floating around our site. So much so that it made choosing just five particularly difficult. I’d have to agree with this generous statement made by Twitter follower @counsellingnews: “a round of applause from the AIPC Team for ongoing high quality & interesting content PsychCentral provides.” This goes for our bloggers as well. Great job guys!

While I’m singing out praises, I also want to thank Sonia who was quick to catch an error last week on the Best of Our Blogs. Instead of May 14th, I jumped ahead to the 21st. Talk about spring fever! All in all, thanks again for your support, comments and compliments.  What a supportive, informative and active community we have!

And now for the best posts of the week:

4 Steps to Breaking Free from Limiting Beliefs: Don Miguel Ruiz

(Mindfulness & Psychotherapy) – If you find yourself thinking, “I’m not good enough” throughout most of your day, stop and read this! Mindfulness & Psychotherapy will show you 4 ways to prevent your beliefs from limiting your life.

Are Depressed Poets Still Creative?

(Writer’s Mind) – Award winning published poet and psychiatrist Dr. Richard M. Berlin is talking with Writer’s Mind about the intriguing relationship between depression and creativity. This popular post discusses things like antidepressant medication and talk therapy in the perspective of someone knowledgeable in both creativity and psychological issues.

Anxiety and Families

(Anxiety & OCD Exposed) – This touched one Facebook fan recently and I’m sure it will have the same affect on you. Anyone who has suffered from the tremendous weight and pain of reconnecting with family members will definitely connect with this one.

Belonging to Yourself

(Coming Out Crazy) – Ever feel like you stick out like a sore thumb? This post will empower you to embrace your differences and inspire you to be defined not by others or your mental illness, but by your uniqueness.

A Must Read for All Parents, Teachers, and ADD/ADHD Thrivers

(ADHD in Focus) – Benefit from the insightful information blogger Kathryn Goetzke received from the 2009 The Creative Brain; Learning and the Brain conference in Washington, DC. Find out facts such as how recess can affect your children and how exercise can be advantageous for all kids.

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