Laurie Pawlik-Kienlen, The Bounce Back Babe

How do you survive poverty, disease, heartbreak, and rape? As The Bounce Back Babe, I’m all about resilience, survival, adaptation to change, and flowing with what life brings.

I love change, and I want to help people cope with big and little life changes. I write tips-based articles for my blogs to help readers adapt to pretty much anything.

As a freelance writer, I’ve written for a wide range of publications, including Reader’s Digest, Woman’s Day, MSN Health, Natural Health, Spirituality & Health, and sometimes More.

But, my heart is in my “Quips and Tips” blogs, which I work on full-time. I’m also a full-time student at UBC in Vancouver (I’m getting my Master’s of Social Work).

Below is more about me and my blogs. If you’d rather read about what I survived, go to The Bounce Back Babe.

If you want to write an article about how you survived something big or little, read Share Your Story. I welcome guest writers!

You probably didn’t know…

• I lived in Kenya, East Africa for three years. I taught Language Arts and Journalism at Rosslyn Academy – an American school in Nairobi.
• My degrees are in Education and Psychology from the University of Alberta.
• As a freelance writer, I’ve written for a wide range of publications, including Reader’s Digest, Woman’s Day, MSN Health, Natural Health, Spirituality & Health, and sometimes More. I also wrote monthly articles for BC Women’s Hospital in Vancouver.
• I earn a living from my “Quips and Tips” blogs and ebooks.
• I’m a full-time grad student at the University of British Columbia (UBC), in Vancouver. I’m working towards my MSW (Master’s of Social Work) – I want to get a job in a hospital or clinic, counseling patients who have been diagnosed with chronic illness.
• My husband and I can’t have kids because of azoospermia, and chose not to get fertility treatments (other than IUI, which is a simple little procedure).

Enough about me! More about my blogs…

My “Quips and Tips” Blogs

Quips and Tips for Achieving Your Goals covers everything from overcoming career obstacles to making more money. Articles range from toilet training your cat to the best investments for your money. This site helps readers achieve their personal, professional, and financial goals.

Quips and Tips for Successful Writers is all about writing, editing, getting published — and blogging! There, I combine quips from famous published writers with practical writing advice. I write about everything from how to grab your reader by the throat to reasons book manuscripts are rejected.

Quips and Tips for Love and Relationships blends my two favorite topics: love and money. There, I weave finances with relationships — and all articles contain practical money and love tips for couples. My most popular article on that site is about dealing with a toxic ex-wife.

Quips and Tips for Couples Coping With Infertility – because infertility is a drag, but it doesn’t have to make us bitter, angry, or depressed. My husband and I are riding the infertility roller coaster, but it hasn’t destroyed our dreams or crushed our spirits. On that site, I write articles about getting pregnant, dealing with childlessness, and even improving sperm count.

Quips and Tips From the Working World is where you’ll find job profiles and interviews with people at work, such as private investigators, casting directors, university professors, and B & B owners. Each profile includes the best and worst parts of the job, career tips, salary expectations, and education requirements.

Quips and Tips for Giving Gifts was created to help people buy the right gift for the right occasion.

My “Quips and Tips” eBooks

The “quips and tips” in my ebooks are not the same as the “quips and tips” on my blogs! All my ebooks include information and advice from a wide variety of sources.

My ebooks aren’t just my tips — they’re me tapping into the brains of smart, experienced, educated, helpful people, and sharing what I learned.

75 Ways to Let Go of Someone You Love - to help people let go of the past and move on with their lives. Letting go is one of the most painful things you’ll ever do…but there are ways to make it easier.

80 Ways to Say “I Love You” - to help people like me, who struggle to find the right holiday, anniversary, and birthday gifts for their partners! This ebook is about more than gifts, though — it’s about saying “I love you” and building a more meaningful relationship in small, incredibly important ways every day.

Letting Go of an Animal You Love - for people who are struggling to cope with pet loss. I interviewed veterinarians, grief experts, and pet owners who loved and lost their animals. This ebook contains 75 tips for healing after pet loss.

75 Ways to Make (More) Money Blogging - to help writers and bloggers make money doing what they love! If you spend time and energy on your blog, you deserve to earn a few bucks for your efforts. This ebook isn’t just about making money blogging, it’s about building a better blog.

73 Ways to Fire Up (or Just Fire!) the Muse - to help writers and bloggers overcome fear, self-doubt, criticism, and uncertainty. After all, who wants to read age 95 and wish they had written that bestselling novel? Who wants to die with unfulfilled dreams and desires? Not me.

Got questions or compliments? Fire away below…

Laurie Pawlik-Kienlen, Creator of Quips and Tips

I’m a full-time freelance writer and blogger in Vancouver, BC, Canada. My degrees are in Psychology and Education, from the University of Alberta in Edmonton.

My freelance writing career started with magazines such as Reader’s Digest, Writer’s Digest, Health, Woman’s Day, Spirituality & Health, alive, MSN Health and sometimes More.

Now, I’m mostly focused on my Quips and Tips websites — but I do contribute the occasional magazine article, and I have a couple of clients for whom I write regularly (how’s that for good writing?!).

My goal, however, is to earn $50,000 a year from my Quips and Tips blogs. Lofty? Yes. Achievable? You betcha!

To check out my blogs, click the links to your right. And, here are my ebooks…

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Quips and Tips eBooks

75 Ways to Let Go of Someone You Love - to help people let go of the past and move on with their lives. Letting go is one of the most painful things you’ll ever do…but there are ways to make it easier. This is by far my most popular ebook.

80 Ways to Say “I Love You” - to help people like me, who struggle to find the right holiday, anniversary, and birthday gifts for their partners! This ebook is about more than gifts, though — it’s about saying “I love you” and building a more meaningful relationship in small, incredibly important ways every day.

75 Ways to Survive Pet Loss - for people who are struggling to cope with pet loss. I interviewed veterinarians, grief experts, and pet owners who loved and lost their animals. This ebook contains 75 tips for healing after pet loss.

75 Ways to Make (More) Money Blogging - to help writers and bloggers make money doing what they love! If you spend time and energy on your blog, you deserve to earn a few bucks for your efforts. This ebook isn’t just about making money blogging, it’s about building a better blog.

73 Ways to Fire Up (or Just Fire!) the Muse- to help writers and bloggers overcome fear, self-doubt, criticism, and uncertainty. After all, who wants to read age 95 and wish they had written that bestselling novel? Who wants to die with unfulfilled dreams and desires? Not me.

If you live in Vancouver, BC – or you’re considering a visit – check out the Deep Cove Forum. I just started it a week ago – I want it to be an “online living room”, where Deep Cove residents and visitors can hang out, relax, and share helpful stuff!

All right, enough for now! Feel free to contact me through the comments page on any of my sites.

Go well, my friends…

Laurie

This paid blogging job involves writing articles for one (or all) of my four “Quips and Tips” blogs. Topics vary widely, from planning parties to getting pregnant to writing character descriptions to planting square foot gardens.

I pay per blog post in US dollars, via PayPal, on the second or third day of every month. You’re free to write for all four blogs, or just one or two. Your one or two line bio will appear at the end of every article you write, with links back to your blog, website, book, Twitter, Facebook, or wherever you’d like.

As the conductor of this choo choo, I do have a few guidelines…

Want to Write “Quips and Tips” Articles?

Benefits:

• Online exposure
• Web writing experience
• Links to your website or blog
• Money! I pay per blog post, via PayPal
• Work as much or as little you want – this is an ongoing gig

If you’re hesitant to write online or start your own blog, this is a great way to learn. It’s also a good source of writing experience!

Your Qualifications:

• Ability to write grammatically correct, helpful, reader-friendly articles
• WordPress experience (you’ll upload your post to WordPress)
• Some familiarity with Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
• Ability to stick with the “Quips and Tips” guidelines

“Quips and Tips” Blogger Guidelines

Every Quips and Tips article features:

• At least 4 tips for doing something, accomplishing a goal, or solving a problem.
• A related book (or sometimes a product) on Amazon, for readers to get more information. (This, I will provide after you write and upload the post. I’m happy to feature your suggested book or product – especially if you wrote the book! – but it needs to be directly related to the topic and uploaded from Amazon by me).
• A related quip or quotation.

All articles are 400-800 words long.

Types of “Quips and Tips” Blogs and Articles

Each blog has its own niche…

Quips and Tips for Successful Writers is all about writing, editing, getting published — and blogging! Here, I combine quips from famous published writers with practical writing tips. I’ve written about everything from how to grab your reader by the throat to reasons book manuscripts are rejected. I welcome any tips-related topic about writing.

Quips and Tips for Achieving Your Goals covers everything from overcoming career obstacles to saving money with grocery store coupons to beating traffic tickets. Articles range from 5 Fun Workout Routines and Exercises for Love Handles to 10 First Date Conversation Starters. This site helps readers achieve their personal, professional, and financial goals.

Quips and Tips for Money and Love blends two of my favorite topics: love and money. On that site, I weave finances with relationships — all articles contain practical money and love tips for couples. Popular articles include Financial Infidelity – 5 Steps to Fixing the #1 Relationship Wrecker and 10 Reasons Relationships Fail.

And finally, I started Quips and Tips for Couples Coping With Infertility because my husband and I are riding the infertility roller coaster. Infertility is a drag, but it certainly doesn’t have to destroy our dreams or crush our spirits! Articles on that site range from 5 Foods That Increase Sperm Count, Production, and Motility to 8 Natural Ways to Regulate Your Period.

Note that not all articles or titles need to contain the word “tips”!

Articles must be specific, relevant, and contain tips that haven’t been published a gazillion times. Here’s an example of what I don’t want: “Two tips for improving your writing skills are 1) read voraciously; and 2) write every day.” Though true, those tips are too general and overdone. Instead, write an article about improving your writing skills when you’re coping with a chronic illness or have lost the use of your right arm. Be specific.

Another example of a general, overdone topic: “Two tips for losing weight are 1) eat more fruit and veggies; and 2) exercise every day.” No more!!! Instead, write an article about losing weight for diabetics, or losing weight for 99 year olds.

Also — I’ve been hiring bloggers for Quips and Tips From the Working World since December, and it’s been a fabulous ride! That blogging job requires less writing and more editing, and is fascinating. Read Want a Blogging Job? Quips and Tips is Hiring Bloggers for info.

If you’re interested in learning more (such as payment per post), please comment below and I’ll email you. Or, email me directly (lauriekienlen at yahoo.ca).

Don’t hesitate to ask questions below! If you’re wondering something, chances are other people are wondering about it too…so please feel free to shout it out.

I’m looking for bloggers to contribute to Quips and Tips From the Working World. This blogging job doesn’t require strong writing or SEO skills — it’s involves editing and formatting. Basically, I need bloggers to send interviews to sources and format the interviews into a well-written blog post.

Even though this isn’t a writing job, it will improve your writing skills! Editing another person’s writing – especially if they aren’t natural writers – is a fantastic way to become a better writer.

Here’s the scoop…

Quips and Tips From the Working World is Hiring Bloggers

Benefits:

• Online exposure
• Web writing experience
• Links to your website or blog
• Money! I pay per blog post, via PayPal
• Work as much or as little you want – this is an ongoing gig
• Learning more about different jobs and careers — these are very interesting articles to edit!

If you’re hesitant to write online or start your own blog, this is a great way to learn.

Qualifications:

• Ability to post to WordPress
• Editing experience
• Some familiarity with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – the posts don’t really require optimization, but it’s good if you know what SEO is

“Quips and Tips” Blogger Job Description

Step One: Email my standard “Quips and Tips From the Working World” interview to whoever you’d like to profile. I’ll send you my pre-formatted interview questions; they’re ready to go and need no editing.

Almost all occupations and jobs are welcome, even if they’ve already been profiled on Quips and Tips. Since different employees have different experiences, duplicate occupations are fine. The one exception right now is writers and writing jobs, as I’ve already posted several profiles of freelancers, copywriters, novelists, and editors.

Step Two: Format the e-interview the same way as my Private Investigator Job Description – Private I Career Tips.

Formatting requirements:

• Like the title, the first sentence should contain the words “job description”, “career tips”, and two versions of the occupation (eg, private investigator and PI). I’ll provide more keyword combinations.
• The next 2-3 sentences offer an interesting quotation from the source (a quip!), as well as his or her name, job title, and organization.
• The next paragraph should lead into the job description itself. Writing transitions like this is a great way to improve your writing skills!
• The next few paragraphs consist of the source’s information, formatted into grammatically correct sentences and quotations. 400-800 words.
• The article ends with a 2-3 sentence bio from the source, in italics.
• The next sentence, in bold, asks readers to comment.
• Your byline comes at the end of the article, in italics. Share 2-3 sentences about yourself, including your name, occupation, and blog or website link.

I have a standard “Quips and Tips” article format for you to use — including the bolded subtitles. You need only fill in the blanks!

What about the graphics?

• The logo in the top right part of the article is a jpg or gif that your source provides, which you insert. It can be a company logo or a picture of him or her, approximately 150×150.

Step Three: Email me the article.  After  I give the article a once-over, you will email the source a “your profile is published” notice – this is also a prewritten email that I will give you. CC me on that email.

• It should take you less than 45 minutes to edit and post the article. Once you get the hang of it, it will take less time.

Step Four: Check your PayPal account! I pay bloggers on the 2nd or 3rd day of every month, in US dollars.

I really enjoy interviewing sources and formating profiles for Quips and Tips From the Working World — it’s just that I don’t have enough time to do it.

If you’re interested in giving it a try, please comment below and I’ll email you the details within a week.

Healthy Christmas Gift Ideas – 8 Holiday Gifts for All Ages lists eight holiday gifts that revolve around health and fitness. I’m buying my husband the first thing on the list…not that there’s anything wrong with his teeth just the way they are!

Best Video Games for Christmas – Holiday Gifts for Gamers was my favorite article about Christmas to write — it was a blast! I can’t wait to try Donkey Kong Country Returns — and get Wii. That was on my Christmas wish list three years ago, believe it or not. Still hasn’t materialized.

SmartPhones for Christmas – The Best Holiday Gift Phones describes the latest phones. Some aren’t out yet, but will be for Christmas. It’s an awkard time to buy a smart phone because so many seem to be on the cusp of being released, or are new releases…may be better to wait until they’re tested and true?

And my last article about Christmas holiday gift ideas is Christmas Gift Ideas for Teachers — one of my most popular articles on Quips and Tips. Students have already started shopping for holiday gift ideas for their teachers. Keeners.

The best way to do your Christmas shopping is to start early. This year, I actually know what I’m getting my husband for Christmas AND his birthday (which is a couple weeks before Christmas). He also mentioned a leaf blower, which makes me want to write more articles about Christmas — ones that revolve around putting yourself in your loved one’s shoes! I’d never, ever want a leaf blower for Christmas. Would you?

Happy holiday shopping,

Laurie

Like my “Quips and Tips” blogs, my ebooks are practical, helpful, tips-based guides to achieving goals and moving forward in life. 80 Ways to Say “I Love You” is designed to solve relationship problems before they start.

But sometimes relationship problems can’t be solved. Sometimes they lead to permanent rifts.

Rifts and breakups are difficult to recover from, even when they’re better for everyone involved. I wrote Letting Go of Someone You Love to help people bounce back; this ebook offers 75 tips from psychologists, life coaches, and other experts. It’s all about moving on after a heartbreak or loss. It’s so easy to get and stay trapped in the past…it’s definitely more difficult to find ways to say good-bye and move on, but boy is it worth it!

The past is no place to live.

Okay, enough about my Quips and Tips ebooks; let’s talk about my Quips and Tips blogs My newest site is called Quips and Tips From the Working World – and it satisfies my hunger to learn what every job in the world would be like! I love this blog. It contains job and career profiles from all professions. But it’s not just boring job profiles; it’s interviews with specific people in specific occupations. The interviews contain the best and worst parts of each job, as well as a few tips for aspiring employees.

If you’d like to be featured on Working World, I’d love to have you! Let me know in the comments section below if you’re interested, and I’ll email you the questions.

If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to share below.

All good things,

Laurie

I wanted to offer more (and better) information about saying goodbye, moving on, and rebuilding life after loss, so I wrote this ebook.

In 75 Ways to Let Go of Someone You Love, I offer the best, most helpful tips and strategies from psychologists, life coaches, family therapists, and counselors. It’s about letting go of addictive relationships, affair breakups, estranged family members, and long-lost loves. This book is about healing, strength, and authenticity.

Letting go of someone you love isn’t something you do once – and poof! You’re free, healed, and happy! Rather, letting go is a journey peppered with steps forward and steps backward, good days and bad days, peaks and valleys.

How do I know? Because I’m an “old pro” at letting go. I grew up in foster homes, and was constantly saying hello and good-bye to new families, friends, schools, and cities. The downside of good foster homes is that it’s so hard to keep leaving and starting over. But I learned how to love, say good-bye, and open my heart to love again.

And I’ve loved and lost life partners – those heart-wrenching, gut-twisting breakups that slam you to the ground and rip you to pieces. Worse, though, was when my sister cut me out of her life. Five years ago, she told me she didn’t want to speak to me again and wouldn’t tell me why. That was the ultimate lesson in powerlessness and letting go.

All 15 chapters in this ebook start with a real person’s story of breaking up; some people have moved on while others are still trapped in the past. Maybe readers will recognize themselves in their stories. Even better, they’ll see how clinging to the past instead of letting go steals their happiness, confidence, self-respect, and hopes for the future.

To learn more – and to see the Table of Contents – go to 75 Ways to Let Go of Someone You Love.

And if you have any questions or thoughts, please share below…

If you’re a writer who struggles with self-doubt, frustration, writer’s block, fear of failure, perfectionism, disgust for your work, hopelessness, complacency, and just plain boredom — you’re normal, because all writers do!   This eBook will help you write through it all. 

Here’s what one reader says:

“After reading your e-Book I am totally charged! It’s motivational, easy to read, and speaks directly to me and every one of my writing angsts and blocks – your energy vibrates off the page. It’s like having you personally talking to me, telling it like it is and encouraging me on. It spoke to so many of my blocks – and I credit it with firing me up after being on simmer for so long.” ~ Maggie R.

I love it — that’s exactly what I was hoping would happen!

To learn more, visit 73 Ways to Fire Up (or Just Fire) the Muse: How to Write Even When You Don’t Wanna, or Think You Can’t.

And if you have any questions or thoughts, please ask below…

As a full-time freelance writer and blogger in Vancouver, British Columbia, I’m living proof that dreams do come true if you don’t mind bleeding, sweating, and crying a little…or a lot! I always wanted to earn a living as a writer, and am grateful for my work and life.

I’ve contributed to magazines such as Reader’s Digest, Writer’s Digest, Health, Woman’s Day, Spirituality & Health, alive, MSN Health and sometimes More.

I also enjoy writing health articles, newsletters, profiles, etc for clients such as BC Women’s Hospital and Health Match BC. I teach a Make Money Blogging course through Simon Fraser University, at the Vancouver campus. And, as an experienced teacher, I’m available to teach writing workshops, sit on blogging panels, etc.

My degrees are in Psychology and Education, from the University of Alberta in Edmonton; I live on Bowen Island, British Columbia, Canada (a 20 minute ferry ride from Vancouver).

Quips and Tips is my main focus these days — I created and manage five blogs that weave quotations with practical life tips. Though I happily accept assignments from editors and other clients, my dream is to build my blog empire and write a series of Quips and Tips e-books. I want to inspire people to pursue their dreams and achieve their goals — and I love the feedback and questions I get from readers!

See Jane Soar is my sixth blog; there, I offer life lessons inspired by quotations from successful woman. It’s based on a book project I’m working on.

That’s me, in a nutshell! Do you have any questions or thoughts? Just make a comment below. If you’d prefer to contact me directly, my email address is on my Education & Work History page.

And if you have a question about writing or blogging, ask me on Questions (and Answers) About Writing.

Go well, my friends…

Laurie

What’s really been on my mind, however, is a 2,500 word article I just wrote for alive magazine. That’s the longest, most in-depth article I’ve ever written – and it was stressful! Why I want to write a 70,000 word book is beyond me…and yet I’m still aiming for a book contract from a reputable book publisher…

Also, I started a new “Quips and Tips” website, called Quips and Tips for Love Relationships. I found my Achieving Your Goals blog to be too love-heavy, so I’m transferring articles from Goals to Love…which means my Love blog is basically creating itself!

Okay, here’s a roundup of my most recent articles on Quips and Tips, See Jane Soar, and Psychology at Suite101…

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New Articles on Quips & Tips for Successful Writers

How to Make Good Comments on Blog Posts – because part of increasing traffic to your blog is making thoughtful, interesting comments – which can be difficult to do!

Starting a Magazine Writing Career – How to Make Money as a Freelancer – answers some important questions about making money writing for magazines.

51 Over-Used Adverbs, Nouns, and Clichés in Writing – because I told a reader I’d write about over-used words and phrases; I can’t believe how much I learned from writing about limp writing!

Signs It’s Time to Give Up on Your Dream of Being a Freelance Writer or Novelist – because sometimes you have to know when “enough is enough.”

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New Articles on Quips & Tips for Achieving Your Goals

Overcome Financial Stress – 6 Surprising Tips for Managing Money Problems – because I want to write more about achieving financial goals and enjoying financial abundance!

How to Set New Goals When Your Old Goals Aren’t Working – because sometime you have to know when “enough is enough”!

Re-Evaluating Your Goals – 5 Tips for Setting New Intentions – since “Quips and Tips for Achieving Your Goals” is all about achieving goals, I’m focusing on goal setting, goal re-evaluating, and goal achievement.

8 Ways to Save Money on Pet Care Costs – Pet Tips – saving money on pet care will help you enjoy financial abundance, won’t it? That’s a goal, isn’t it?!

7 People Skills That Help You Achieve Your Career Goals – because you don’t get anywhere alone, or if you’re not good with people.

How to Lose Weight as a Couple – 6 Ways to Burn Fat Together! – because I love working out with my husband – especially when we do Pilates.

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New Articles on Quips & Tips for Love Relationships

Unfaithful Boyfriends – 7 Signs of Betrayal in Love – so many readers ask how they can tell if their partners are cheating…and there are signs.

How Do I Deal With My Husband’s Toxic Ex-Wife? – a reader asked about her new husband’s angry, bitter ex-wife. Some surprising ways to cope!

11 Differences in the Way Husbands and Wives Handle Money – the more you understand about how your spouse handles money, the stronger your marriage will be (and the more financial abundance you’ll create).

8 Tips for Protecting Your Money for Divorcing Couples – because divorce doesn’t have to make you emotionally, spiritually, socially, or financially poor.

Detaching From Someone You Care About – Overcoming Lost Love – because letting go of someone you love is one of the most difficult things you’ll ever do.

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New Articles on Quips & Tips for Couples Coping With Infertility

Signs It’s Time to Give Up on Your Goal of Getting Pregnant – because some women become so obsessed with having a baby, it becomes unhealthy and damaging to all their relationships (not just their marriage!).

Chinese Medicine for Infertility – Getting Pregnant With Acupuncture – remember the article I’m writing for alive magazine? This is extra information is helpful and fascinating.

What is Assisted Reproductive Technology? Definitions of 8 Infertility Treatments – because I tried intrauterine insemination without even knowing it was an “ART.” Enlightenment!

How to Increase Physical Intimacy When You Have Infertility Issues – because when you’re trying to get pregnant, you hardly ever feel like having sex.

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New Articles on Quips & Tips for Spiritual Seekers

6 Spiritual Ways to Create Financial Abundance – making money (and enjoying the benefits and freedom it brings) isn’t just about working hard and investing wisely. Money beliefs and money personalities play a big role.

5 Ways to Pursue a Rich Inner Life – because the deeper your inner life is, the easier it is to flow with life’s irritations.

5 Spiritual Ways to Gain Freedom From Depression – depending on the cause of the depression, a deeper connection to a Higher Power can help lift spirits and soothe souls.

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New Articles on See Jane Soar

5 Signs of Caregiver Burnout – Barbra Streisand – women are usually the caregivers in the family, and they can burn out without realizing it!

5 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Life – Ayaan Hirsi Ali – because living your best life will make you happy, fulfilled, and at peace.

Creating a Successful Life Plan for Women – Serena Williams – because living your best life doesn’t just happen! You have to plan it.

6 Smart Stress Solutions to Help You Mellow Out Fast – a guest post from life coach Susan Liddy, about dialing it down a notch.

5 Ways to Protect Your Boundaries Despite Criticism – Marie Osmond – because it’s one thing to set boundaries (easy), and a whole ‘nother thing to actually keep them.

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New Articles on Psychology Suite101

What Does PsyD, PhD, MSW, and MFT Stand for? – because who the heck’s heard of an “MFT”??

How to Treat Insomnia Without Sleeping Pills – without a good night’s sleep, our entire lives can spiral downward. And who the heck wants to take sleeping pills?

Treatments for Depression in Pregnancy – because antidepressants aren’t always a good thing for pregnant ladies.

Money Psychology for Married Couples – combining three of my favorite subjects: money, psychology, and marriage!

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That’s it for February, my friends! If you have any questions, comments, or jokes, I’d love to hear from you below…

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