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Tag Archives: Thanksgiving
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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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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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