Dr. Julie's Journal

Respecting Differences: Being Right in Our Own Minds Explore how letting go of the need to be right fosters respect and stronger relationships. by Dr. Julie Donley My husband and I recently started watching The Golden Girls. In one episode, Blanche’s daughter visits, pregnant via artificial insemination. She asks Blanche to be present for the birth. Blanche, raised with traditional Southern values, struggles with the idea of her daughter having a child outside of marriage. Her daughter,...

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