Archive for March, 2010

Expect More: Sexual Health

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R. Marc Andrews LCSW, QCSW, MS
Counseling & Clinical Supervision

503.703.9833
1722 NW Raleigh St., Suite 219
Portland OR, 97209


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Expect More: Mental Health Policy

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R. Marc Andrews LCSW, QCSW, MS
Counseling & Clinical Supervision

503.703.9833
1722 NW Raleigh St., Suite 219
Portland OR, 97209


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Expect More: Mental Health

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R. Marc Andrews LCSW, QCSW, MS
Counseling & Clinical Supervision

503.703.9833
1722 NW Raleigh St., Suite 219
Portland OR, 97209


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Bad Sex – How to Have Bad Sex

There may not be one way to have good sex, but I do believe there are a few sure fire ways to not get what you want sexually, and to increase the chances of having bad sex. Here are my top ten ways to have bad sex.

A good place to start is to become aware of the patterns that we find our selves in then move on to finding ways of changing them in to more fulfilling ways of experiencing our sexuality.

For more information please go to my web page rmarcandrews.com

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Connecting with others is the single most important thing we can do for our happiness.

Connecting with others is the single most important thing we can do for our happiness.

When we’re with other people, we feel more positive emotions, which leads to greater happiness. When we’re happier, we have better relationships. This in turn leads to more positive emotions…and being on an “upward spiral” of well-being and happiness.

Five things you should know about Connecting
1. People with the highest levels of happiness and the fewest signs of depression are the ones with the strongest ties to friends and family and commitment to spending time with them
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2. People in happy relationships have five times as many positive interactions with each other as negative ones
3. Older people with a large circle of friends live longer than those with few friends
4. In a national study, nearly three-quarters of young people aged 13 to 24 reported that their relationship with their parents makes them happy
5. People who expressed gratitude reported greater happiness and less depression six months later

"Growth can stem from the most surprising places"

R. M. Andrews & Associates
Marc Andrews LCSW, DCSW, MS, President
Counseling & Clinical Supervision

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P: 503-583-2037
E: RMA@RMarcAndrews.com

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Expect More: Intimate Partner Violence

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R. Marc Andrews LCSW, QCSW, MS
Counseling & Clinical Supervision

503.703.9833
1722 NW Raleigh St., Suite 219
Portland OR, 97209


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Ex[ect More: Hepatitis

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