As a therapist who has been practicing for over 20 years, I have developed a healthy respect for self-fulfilling prophecy. Over and over again, I have seen that if we anticipate an outcome, it is more likely to occur that way because our thoughts precede our behaviors. As author Wayne Dyer said, “Our intention creates … Read more
“Unhappiness can occur when people are not living their lives in a way that is congruent with their authentic selves. This is what I have learned after providing psychotherapy to a diverse clientele for over 20 years. Also, I’ve noticed many people get stuck on the proverbial ‘hamster wheel’ of life–an endless cycle of work … Read more
“Over the past 20 years of working as a psychotherapist, I have been awed and inspired by the fierce courage of my clients. I’ve been honored to accompany them on their journeys as they have tapped into their power and emancipated themselves from abusive and toxic relationships, oppressive religious and cultural practices, exploitative or meaningless … Read more
“Electric shivers of euphoria ripple throughout her naked body. The summer breeze encircles the lovers, intensifying the deeply arousing sensation of the wetness on her nipples from his passionate kisses. She gazes into his yearning eyes, effortlessly accessing the opening to his soul and harnessing the power of their profound connection. The rhythm of their … Read more
“Through my personal experiences of love and loss, and through 20 years of counseling countless clients through theirs, I have learned the following truths: 1) Life is truly a gift. We’re probably all guilty at times of viewing time as an obstacle we need to hunker down and get through (e.g., “Isn’t it the end … Read more
“1) I understand that my issues are HOW I am, not WHO I am. 2) I am the whole, unique spirit of LIGHT and LOVE that shines from deep within. 3) I accept all choices I’ve made as the best decisions I could have made with the knowledge and information I had at the time.” … Read more
“Healthy self-love is the balance between low self-esteem (a lack of self-love) and grandiosity (inflated, false self-love that is actually an overcompensation for a lack of true self-love). The following are key strategies that are critical in practicing self-love” Read the full article here
” ‘Don’t you like my big boobs?’ said my client to her husband with a playful smile as they sat on my couch in couples therapy. ‘When I look at your breasts now, I think of the baby breastfeeding. That is not a turn-on,’ he responded flatly to his beautiful wife. Her face looked stung … Read more
“I’m a feminist who loves men. Not only do I appreciate the beauty of the male physique and the intoxicating power of masculine energy–I value the ways in which men process emotions, relationships, and life differently than women. I’ve had the deep honor and privilege of counseling hundreds of men (if not more) over the … Read more
“1. Smile. Put a smile on your face and in your eyes, voice and heart as often as possible. 2. Make eye contact. Look people openly, warmly and squarely in the eye. 3. Open your body language. While facing the person with whom you are talking, open your chest, your heart and your arms.” … Read more
Joyce Marter, LCPC is a renowned psychotherapist, entrepreneur, national speaker, author, and media contributor who takes great pride and pleasure in empowering others to reach their full potential. From speaking engagements to webinars to coaching and consulting and more, Joyce can guide and support you in achieving greater personal and professional prosperity.
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