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Equipping listeners with the skills they need to build resilient relationships with themselves and others!Dr. Holley Kaskel, “Doc Holley,” has worked with individuals, couples and families since 1996, earning her PsyD (doctor of psychology) in 2001 and founding LightHeart Psychological Associates in 2016. Being a psychotherapist and supervisor is one of Dr. Holley’s greatest sources of joy, and she’s now chosen to bring her voice online to BuzzSprout, offering the same deep, insightful skills, compassion, wisdom, and confidence to a larger audience.We hope is that you find this content helpful, but please note that it should *not* be interpreted as psychological advice; and social media interactions should not be interpreted to constitute a therapeutic relationship. If you are experiencing an urgent need for psychological help or feel that your safety is at risk, please reach out to your personal therapist, 911, or call the suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255.If you are in need of a therapist or psychiatric prescriber, please visit LightHeartAssociates.com and we will match you with a provider to begin your healing journey today!

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Relationships - How to Respond to Passive/Aggressive People (Part 4 of a Relationship Series)

May 22, 2020 • Doc Holley

Part III to Doc Holley's 5 part series on better relationships though better boundaries (even with passive/aggressive people)!

If you missed Part I go here; Part II here!

Here's your tool kit for bettering your relationships with your romantic partner, co-workers, kids and others. We'll cover boundaries (including energy boundaries!), dealing with passive/aggressive people, finding your voice and more. Subscribe and tune in for the rest of the series!

My hope is that you find this content helpful, but please note that it should *not* be interpreted as individualized psychological advice. If you are experiencing an urgent need for psychological help or feel that your safety is at risk, please reach out to your personal therapist, 911, or call the suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255.

If you are in need of a therapist or psychiatric prescriber, please visit LightHeartAssociates.com and we will match you with a provider to begin your healing journey today!