by Beth Plachetka | Dec 3, 2018 | Articles, Counseling/Therapy, gift giving, Holidays
Are you stressed out about gift giving? Finding it hard to find the perfect gift for the special people in your life? Join Clinical Social Worker Dr. Beth Plachetka from Safe Harbor Counseling and Dr. Beth Speaks and Mike Williams from WSPY News Radio 107.1 as they...
by Beth Plachetka | Nov 12, 2018 | Articles, Counseling, Counseling/Therapy, Self-Improvement, Successful Change
Your thoughts are powerful and can impact the outcome of your life. Join Clinical Social Worker, Dr. Beth Plachetka from Safe Harbor Counseling and Dr. Beth Speaks and Mike Williams from WSPY news radio 107.1 as they discuss the power of your thoughts and how what you...
by Beth Plachetka | Nov 5, 2018 | Articles, Assertiveness, Counseling, Counseling/Therapy, Life Balance, Personal Development, Professional Development, Self-Improvement, Successful Change
Do you feel like you need to change the way you think but don’t know how? Join Clinical Social Worker, Dr. Beth Plachetka from Safe Harbor Counseling and Dr. Beth Speaks with Mike Williams from WSPY news radio 107.1 as they discuss strategies to change the way...
by Beth Plachetka | Jul 3, 2018 | Articles, Bullying at Work, Difficult Relationships, Workplace Bullying
Are you ready for a quiz? What do these men have in common? Adolf Hitler Joseph Stalin Benito Mussolini Suddam Hussein Muammar Gaddafi Idi Amin Francisco Franco Manuel Noriega If you responded “They are all dictators” you are correct! “A dictator is a leader who holds...
by Beth Plachetka | Mar 20, 2018 | Articles, Bullying at Work, Difficult Relationships, Workplace Bullying
N- never I- intelligent C- continuously E- exploited Yes, we are talking about “being nice” … again. This is the third article on the topic; not to belabor the point, but to allow serious reflection on what it means, how to identify it and how to address it. In...
by Beth Plachetka | Feb 13, 2018 | Articles, Difficult People, Difficult Relationships, Workplace Bullying
Last month’s article, “Don’t be Nice at Work, shared with you that I don’t like the word “nice.” I am definitely not mean, but I sure am not nice. According to English.Stackexchange.com, “Nice” means that I don’t intelligently think about interaction and situations....
