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Category Archives: Gratitude
2011 Holiday Greetings
MFT3 would like to share our holiday card with you. We wish everyone a healthy and fruitful New Year.
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude
Tagged 2011, card, cheer, holiday, MFT3, season's greetings, wishes
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Thanksgiving Humor
This time of year can become very anxiety ridden when we set unrealistic expectations upon ourselves and others to have a “perfect” holiday gathering. Sometimes we need tools, like humor, to keep ourselves grounded and to remind ourselves that it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude
Tagged anxiety, cranberry sauce, eat your feelings, expectations, family, humor, MFT3, Thanksgiving, tools, turkey
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Gratitude
Katherine Allen ran for a seat on the CTAMFT Board of Directors and the voting is in and she has won the position! I’d like to express my gratitude to all who voted and offer to have anyone comment here on … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged board of directors, CTAMFT, Gratitude, Katherine Allen, proud, vote, win
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A Thankful March
March has been shaping up as a banner month for MFT3 and we’d like to give a run-down of some of the highlights. March started out with a message from the APA in which MFT3 has been chosen as a … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged AAMFT, announcements, APA, blog, blog of the week, DSM-5, field trials, Gratitude, LMFT
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Our Second Anniversary
MFT3 has turned two today. Two years of being open, establishing in a new market and eventually, serving so many wonderful people. We’d just like to pause as we enter year three and say thank you to all who have … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged anniversary, reflect, service, thanks, two years
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
From all of us at MFT3, we wish you and yours a happy and healthy Christmas and New Year. It is a time of reflection and hope, a time to slow down and appreciate all that the previous year has … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged changes, Christmas, hope, New Year's, reflect, slow down
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Giving Thanks
Here we are, on the threshold of the “Holiday Season” and at least in my office, panic, doubt, self-loathing and dread are already at the table. The holidays conjure up so many emotions and feelings, not to mention the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged dread, emotions, family, giving thanks, holiday season, relief, stress, tag-team, Thanksgiving, turkeys, velvet rope
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Adversity as Opportunity
Sometimes the picture speaks for itself. Enjoy. The Butterfly Circus 2009
Posted in Educational, Good Things, Gratitude, Inspiration
Tagged Inspiration, media
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The Story of Stuff
I just learned of this great new movie/social consciousness/reality check phenomenon called “The Story of Stuff”. I am sharing the teaser below, but go to the website to see the whole 20-minute movie, free of charge, and political stance aside, … Continue reading
Posted in Educational, Good Things, Gratitude
Tagged consumerism, education, global consciousness, Gratitude, job loss, mindfulness, recycling, self-definition, waste
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Thanksgiving
Autumn is a time of falling leaves and new smells, battening down the hatches and preparing for winter, a time to reflect and regroup after the frenetic pace of summer and all of its activities. How appropriate that Thanksgiving is … Continue reading