Dr. Linda Mintle

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Ph.D., Author, Speaker, Professor

Dr. Linda Mintle is a licensed therapist and Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, a Diplomat in Social Work, an Assistant Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Department of Pediatrics, at Eastern Virginia Medical School, appears regularly on several national television and radio shows, and is a news consultant and contributor for CBN’s Newswatch. She is a national speaker and best selling author with 16 book titles currently published. Known for her humor and practical advice, Dr. Linda will motivate you to positive life change. For more help and/or information regarding Dr. Linda, visit her website at www.drlindahelps.com

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Website: www.drlindahelps.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/drlindahelps BLOG: www.cbn.com (Family Matters) Books: Making Peace With Your Thighs Press Pause Before You Eat Raising Healthy Kids

Content Dr. Linda wrote

Article

Making Peace With Your Thighs (or any other body part!)
12/29/11

From fat to thin, thin to fat, the polarized media messages felt like cultural whiplash: Big is beautiful. Nip it, tuck it. You can’t be too thin, too buffed or too beautiful. My head was spinning!

Exhausted one night I plopped down on the couch.  With no husband in sight it was my turn to engage in that familiar sport of channel surfing.  As I searched for something worthwhile to watch, I was astounded at the number of shows about weight and body image.

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Online Infidelity
11/4/11

A growing trend in today's culture.

At 42, Tara is married but bored. She regularly engages in on-line dating as a way to escape her mundane life. In the past year, she has dated 20 men. She secretly meets them a few times a week and enjoys the time they spend together. Lacking physical affection in her marriage, she turned to the Internet when her husband refused marriage counseling.

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MOTHERS and DAUGHTERS
05/3/10

It is possible to have a meaningful adult relationship with your mom. The more you learn to make peace and find a meaningful connection with your mom, the richer your life will be.

It is possible to have a meaningful adult relationship with your mom. The more you learn to make peace and find a meaningful connection with your mom, the richer your life will be.

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I love my mother but...
02/17/10

It' the same pattern every home visit. We spend time with our mothers and revert to childlike states. You know the feeling, "I love my mother but…she drives me crazy!" By the time most of us reach the driveways of our family homes, we are already feeling those old...

It' the same pattern every home visit. We spend time with our mothers and revert to childlike states.

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