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Karen Nimmo

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The Good Partner

The Good Partner

Understand who you are in love because, after all, the only person you can ever hope to fully understand is you.

2022

Stories

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On The Couch

Take the Test: Is Your Partner (Still) the One For You?

And — er — are you still the one for them?

1d ago

Take the Test: Is Your Partner (Still) the One For You?

1d ago

Published in
On The Couch

The Holiday Hangover — Why Emotional Exhaustion Hits Hard in January

Where’d that holiday go? Did I even have one?

5d ago

The Holiday Hangover — Why Emotional Exhaustion Hits Hard in January

5d ago

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On The Couch

Struggling Couples Always Blame Communication Problems. Here’s Why They’re Wrong.

It’s the symptom, not the cause

Jan 13

Struggling Couples Always Blame Communication Problems. Here’s Why They’re Wrong.

Jan 13

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On The Couch

New Year, New Job — Is It Time to Make the Leap?

Be strategic in the questions you ask yourself.

Jan 9

New Year, New Job — Is It Time to Make the Leap?

Jan 9

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On The Couch

Don’t Start Your Year With Gritted Teeth. Here’s a Better Way.

Fresh starts are over-rated

Jan 6

Don’t Start Your Year With Gritted Teeth. Here’s a Better Way.

Jan 6

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On The Couch

6 Self-Care Tips for a Peaceful Holiday

Are you giving peace a chance?

Jan 1

6 Self-Care Tips for a Peaceful Holiday

Jan 1

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On The Couch

How to Rate Your Year — If You Dare

The only four questions you need to ask, according to a psychologist

Dec 28, 2024

How to Rate Your Year — If You Dare

Dec 28, 2024

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On The Couch

How to Avoid the Holiday Comparison Trap

When you (badly) want what they’re having

Dec 19, 2024

How to Avoid the Holiday Comparison Trap

Dec 19, 2024

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On The Couch

When Success Feels Effortless: How to Get Into “The Zone”

And stay there as long as you can

Dec 16, 2024

When Success Feels Effortless: How to Get Into “The Zone”

Dec 16, 2024

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On The Couch

Why Family Arguments Spike at Christmas (and How to Contain Them)

Your family can make you feel (and act) like the wounded 9-year-old you hoped you’d left behind.

Dec 12, 2024

Why Family Arguments Spike at Christmas (and How to Contain Them)

Dec 12, 2024

Karen Nimmo

Karen Nimmo

Book Author

Clinical psychologist, author of 4 books. Editor of On the Couch: Practical psychology for health and happiness. karen@onthecouch.co.nz

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