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Recent Entries: The Middle Way; Finding Someone to Love; Ditch Those January Blues; New Year, New You; Can a Month of Giving Change Your Life?

Recent Comments: Middle Management (drlaurie); Middle Management (meigel); Great advice! (SGRA); Ditching the Blues (drlaurie); Ditching the Blues (meigel)

Weblog Authors: Dr. Laurie Ferguson

Location: New York, NY

A health psychologist, motivational speaker, Presbyterian minister -- and CJ friend since our inception 10 years ago.