Author: paul hokemeyer

08 Apr Sexless Marriage: How much do you need to be happy?

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Many couples suffer from "sexless marriages." Over time the stresses and strains of life drain a couple's sexual intimacy. But how much sex is enough? A recent study found once a week is enough. This study is discussed in the following article found on WebMD. Once-a-Week...

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05 Apr Dr. Paul: Confessions after an infidelity? Not an absolute requirement

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In this article Dr. Paul shares his philosophy on confessing after an infidelity with Cafemom.com's Stephanie Booth: 4 Things to Consider Before You Confess to Cheating by Stephanie Booth You cheated. You feel like s**t. (Or maybe not. We're not here to judge.) The question is -- and...

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27 Mar Dr. Paul Hokemeyer in The Wall Street Journal: What your therapist is really thinking?

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In the following article, Dr. Paul shares the intimacies of the psychotherapeutic process with The Wall Street Journal's Elizabeth Bernstein. ******* LIFE HEALTH BONDS What Your Therapist Is Really Thinking Yes, therapists sometimes get bored; excerpts from an interview with psychotherapist Paul Hokemeyer Dr. Paul Hokemeyer, a psychotherapist, says ‘a...

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25 Mar Entitled Teens and Addiction Treatment

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In this article that was published in Addiction Professional Magazine, Dr. Paul discusses the unique challenges presented in treating upper middle class and elite adolescents and their families: Privilege and Adolescent Addictions By Paul L. Hokemeyer, J.D., PhD. Perhaps the most prevalent cultural myth in America is that...

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23 Mar New Mothers in Sexless Marriages Can and Should Reclaim Their Sex Lives

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In this article for CafeMom.com's TheStir.com, Dr. Paul shares his tips for mothers who want to reclaim their sex lives with Stephanie Booth. ************ 5 Ways to get rid of your "sex guilt" by Stephanie Booth for TheStir.com Hard to feel in the mood when you've got twelve...

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29 Feb Income Inequality is the Leading Destroyer of American Families

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In this Opinion Piece that ran in the New York Daily News on 25 February 2016,, Dr. Paul explains how the growing economic gap between the "haves and have nots" is destroying the emotional and physical health of American families. This year's election has become a...

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15 Jan SuperLotto: Super complicated impact on the winners

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Here’s What the Powerball Jackpot Will Buy Last night, at least three incredibly lucky people’s lives were changed forever. In the span of just a few minutes, they went from ordinary people to multi-millionaires (somewhere in the range of $300 million per person if they accept...

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18 Nov Our unconscious sabotages our relationships: How to stop it

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If you're constantly sabotaging relationship, understand why and what you can do to stop in this article by Dr. Paul Hokemeyer, America's Marriage and Family Therapist...

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01 Nov Dr. Paul's interview in Live Life Not Wasted

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In this interview by Life Lived Not Wasted, Dr. Paul Hokemeyer discusses why he come to the field of behavioral health and what guides him in his work. ...

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09 Oct Dr. Paul's Keynote during Moments of Change 2015- Clinicians are Activists

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Instead of looking at ourselves as business people trying to dominate a market, we need to view our selves as activists dedicated to personal transformation through the art of the human connection....

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