Thank you for writing to me. I hope you are having a Happy Holiday season. Your question is one that so many parents struggle with daily. If you want your children or teenagers to change, you have to change first. Read more »
Posted by Dr. Leslie on January 6, 2010
It recently came to my attention that the number of dogs, cats, birds, pet rats and others that are being dropped off to shelters across America has increased 30% over the last year. Many of these animals will be euthanized. The majority of these animals are home trained, with good dispositions and minimal health issues because they have been well cared for by their previous owners.
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on December 8, 2009
Hey everyone, with all the news about Tiger Woods and his infidelity, here’s a post I wrote over the summer about married men and why they cheat. Enjoy!
Dr Leslie Seppinni
Top Ten Pick Up Lines from Married Men
I was walking my dog the other day when a man stopped traffic I heard several horns he then pulled his car over to the curb and said “Man are you beautiful, I had to stop, you look familiar, I think I know you, are you single?” I asked, “How about you?” His response was “Maybe!”
This leads me to think about the pick-up lines married men have approached me with—So here we go my top 10 favorites:
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on December 5, 2009
Most holiday seasons I am able to control the battle of the bulge. However, this holiday season even with my expertise in emotional weight gain, I just don’t feel like being my normal well disciplined emotionally managed self. I don’t know about you but this year I would like to run through a minefield of potatoes, pizza, chocolate, bread, pasta, pie, butter, muffins, quesadillas, just anything and everything with total reckless abandon. Why? Because I am human, a woman who is still a child at heart, who doesn’t want to think about health, weight gain and loss, fitting into my jeans, portion control, water, sugar, salt, am I still attractive and who’s watching me and on and on.
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on December 4, 2009
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on December 1, 2009
Tiger Woods is known for his quiet reserve, intense drive, his iconic athleticism, good sportsmanship, and the discipline he inherited from his father. The love of his parents and charitable contributions are well documented. A flash of his smile lights up any room and his consideration of his fans adoration is known around the world.
Tiger has never claimed to be perfect; in fact he has never given an interview discussing his personal life, his personal feelings or even his view of himself as an elite athlete. He has never discussed how he feels about attention from women. He is not known for hanging out in a fast crowd, and he has not sought attention from the paparazzi that hounds other celebrities.
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on November 30, 2009
Recently a member of my Face book network reached out with question about how to help her sister that is a victim of domestic violence, below is her question and my answer. Question: Do you have any suggestions or resources I could look into regarding an adult sister who just admitted that her boyfriend, who lives with her, has beaten her up a few times? I am wondering if I should insert myself into that situation, or just stand back and let the drama unfold? Maybe at least do some research?” There are numerous websites and articles on domestic violence you can Google anytime. From a simple internet search, you can also find women’s shelters, women’s groups, and information on the cycle of domestic violence Read more »
Posted by Dr. Leslie on November 19, 2009
On this the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, we remember the innocent victims of that day and also remember those men and women who have bravely given their lives to preserve the freedoms of our country. Read more »
Posted by Dr. Leslie on September 13, 2009
When Rosie the Riveter’s husband returned from WWII so did her life without options outside of the kitchen. American life was set in stone; men provided while women were the caretakers and housewives. This is still the American dream so many want but in reality can’t achieve because they do not have enough money to support it and therefore they feel trapped and frustrated by the responsibility to maintain it. Not to mention the relationship between the spouses has resulted more often than not in doubt and emotional stress.
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on September 11, 2009
Once your loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or Dementia your most immediate response is to become educated on the medical prognosis, behavioral symptoms, and medication. However, what is most often overlooked is the emotional transition that you will go through as you watch helplessly as your loved one transitions from mom, dad, spouse, sister, brother, grandparent or friend to a state of disorientation, helplessness, agitation and worst of all a child like persona that is no longer the person you once knew.
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Posted by Dr. Leslie on September 10, 2009