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Treatment or Celebrity for Casey Anthony?
By
Linda Mintle
Hopefully, now that the sentencing is over and we know that Casey Anthony will be released next week, we can all move on from this morbid fascination with this very disturbed woman’s life. The best thing that could happen would be for her to be released with no theatrics. For the media and the public…
Casey Anthony, Family Dysfunction on Parade
By
Linda Mintle
As a family therapist, the inside look at the Casey Anthony family was all too familiar. Family members lying, covering up for one another, accusations of incest, neglect, cut off, lack of empathy and out of control behavior. It is the type of behavior therapists like me see in inpatient units at psychiatric hospitals. Children…
Does My Diet Drink Make Me Fat?
By
Linda Mintle
When my diabetic father visited me in June, I stocked the refrigerator with cases of diet sodas per his request. Ever since he was diagnosed with Type II diabetes, he has had at least one to two diet drinks a day and is 90 years old. Since the cans were at arms reach, I found…
Move Over Wimbledon, Casey Anthony’s Closing Arguments
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Linda Mintle
I am a huge tennis fan and deeply disappointed in the lack of exciting American men on the tennis singles front. In the Wimbledon finals tomorrow, I will be routing for Nadal but where is the next McEnroe or Sampras? Since the Americans aren’t contenders, I’m probably switching to the Casey Anthony trial which, yes,…
Why at the Y? Embracing Change
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Linda Mintle
We all know how important it is to exercise. I get that and have written books (Lose It For Life) on the multiple benefits of exercise. But when the Y (it is no longer called the YMCA) completely revamped its exercise program a few weeks ago, I’m struggling to keep up. The new computer generated…
Doing Life Together: Beginning July 1, 2011
By
Linda Mintle
Grab a cup of coffee. Get comfortable and let’s do life together. We will tackle everyday issues that lead to good mental health. I bring years of clinical training and experience to our virtual table and will serve up tips for healthy living. Through real conversation, our faith can challenge us to live authentic lives…
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