How our obsession with our outer appearance interferes with who we really are.
The other day, I was talking with a client who has lost about thirty pounds towards her goal of fifty. She even found this remarkable when she realized that the thirty-pound bags of soil she was dragging around her yard were the equivalent of what she had lost and had been carrying around every moment of every day. Yet, rather than being ecstatic about how well she’s doing, she was more bothered by the wrinkles that were showing up on her thinner face and the new bat wings on her slender arms.
I have checked these things off my list and now I am here to help you do the same.
For The Conscious Woman With a Conservative Background
I have checked these off my list (although always working on it!) and now I'm here to help you do the same.
Wake up with more excitement for the day to come.
Experience more motivation to take better care of yourself.
More passion, purpose and direction in life.
Call to Women: we need to choose Self-Care as our first priority in order to fulfill our potential.
Dr. Lynda Klau
Dear Woman,
Are you more “burned out” than you realize, running on empty most of the time?
Are you too drained to be truly present with the closest people in your life?
When people ask you how you’re doing, do you say “Great!” even though you’re dragging yourself around with your last ounce of energy?
Do you feel like your needs don’t count?
Relationship advice you should take before you eat that corned beef & cabbage.
I have to admit, given the popularity of last week's message on the power of habits, I am noticing a habit I have. I have the habit of celebrating Holidays, no matter what they are! Any excuse for a celebration works for me. Today's Holiday — St. Patrick's Day — much like most Holidays, is one that has evolved over the years, to say the least.
We, as females, are all so busy doing a million things in a day: running around; driving in traffic; taking kids to school, sports, and activities; shopping; cooking; career; family; and everything else you are doing. All of these things keep us in our head and disconnected from our body. Unfortunately, that is NOT a good thing when it comes to sex and intimacy.
Loving ourselves for who we are and are not & claiming our Authentic Voice is key to loving others.
by Dr. Lynda Klau
We all yearn to be real, to feel connected to ourselves and to others. Often, however, we lose this connection. We’re not living from our deepest passion, but we cannot find a way to bring it into our lives. We yearn to be more successful at work, but we lack the courage to take the necessary steps. Or perhaps a personal crisis, such as divorce or illness, has shaken our foundations.
Sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands. Literally.
Bedroom, shower... kitchen? Survey reveals where Americans like to, ahem, pleasure themselves.
When the feeling strikes — you know, that lonesome, need-a-lover feeling — sometimes, you have to take matters into your own hands. Literally. Yes, we're talking about masturbation, and shame on you for scoffing.
No wonder so many young girls pop the heads off of their Barbie dolls!
Growing up with Barbie was fun, but boy...what a mess she made of my self esteem! What about you?
When I was a young girl, I played with Barbie dolls. I had a whole collection of them; about 20 or so of all of these different forms of beautiful, blonde and skinny-curvy Barbies. I read the fairy tales of beautiful princesses being rescued by handsome wealthy powerful princes and was essentially brainwashed into believing that somehow my body, my hair and my eyes weren't good enough. I grew up believing that I needed to be taller, I needed to be skinny...and that somehow God didn't know that I was supposed to have straight hair!
In this video, I share how Self Love was missing for Whitney & how important compassion is for all.
Self Love. It's a known fact that Whitney Houston suffered a lack of it. How can we honor her memory now that she's gone? In this week's Q & A video, I share what you can do in honor of Whitney and all who suffer from a lack of self esteem.
There is much more to beauty than what is on the outside!
Are you comparing yourself to the latest Sports Illustrated models & feeling deficient?
Each year when the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue is released I hear about it. Not because I'm a big fan of swimsuits, or super models, or even of sports for that matter, but because my therapist husband (as a recovering sex addict) specializes in helping men whose sexual behaviors have become self-defeating in ways that are interfering with day-to-day living—causing stress on family members, friends and/or work. These guys have issues around sexualizing and objectifying women so they can tend to have more than just a passing awareness of the winter release of that swimsuit model issue.
Make a list of your significant relationships to feel the love this Valentine's Day!
Over 40 and single on Valentine's Day? Celebrate February 14th with grace and ease!
Valentine's Day is coming, like it does every year! A day that leaves some singles singin’ the blues while others go about their day pretending like it doesn’t even exist. It’s a day that some relish and others despise. All in all, Valentine’s Day sets the expectation that your relationship status defines who you are. I would encourage you to be mindful that you are not defined by your relationship status, it's certainly not your identity. As you read this article, I hope to impart a more open and positive way to embrace Valentine’s Day with grace and ease.