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    As an internationally known licensed psychotherapist, professional trainer and author, Dr. Joy Miller is now part of the Home Team on WEEK-TV. Ask Doctor Joy can be seen every Wednesday at 5pm on News 25’s Live Five. This weekly informational segment will focus on health and well-being issues of viewers and their families including relationships, stress, and life planning. Topics will be generated by both viewer’s questions and the latest breakthroughs and research.

     

                  

      

     

  • Ask Dr. Joy: Social media over-share

    In this edition of Ask Dr. Joy, what to share and what-not to share when using social media. Therapists always tell their clients to be cautious in sharing information with those they just met. Keep it

  • Ask Dr. Joy: Enhancing your relationship with "mom"

    Sunday is the day that we honor our mothers. In this edition of Ask Dr. Joy we will investigate some concrete methods for enhancing the relationship with the “mom” in your life. Whether your mom is your

  • Ask Dr. Joy: caught in the rain?

    Back by popular demand, we will try one of these projective inventories and see how closely they target your inner thoughts and beliefs and tell a little bit about you.

  • Ask Dr. Joy: is music the secret to a great workout?

    We often set goals to exercise more, but sometimes have a tough time following through. Dr. Joy joins us this week to tell us that the secret may be what's on our iPod.

  • Dr. Joy: Dealing with life's difficult moments

    Sometimes life is just not easy.

  • Dr. Joy: What to say, What not to say

    Sometimes it's hard to talk honestly about a situation or action without sounding like you are being critical. In tonight's Dr. Joy we get some tips on knowing what to say, and what not to say.

  • Ask Dr. Joy: it's as simple as a smile

    It is as simple as a smile. Smiling could be good for your health and well-being.

  • Ask Dr. Joy: Are you truthful with your Doctor?

    You enter your doctor or therapist’s office to reach out for assistance, but do you really reveal the truth at your appointment? Do you find yourself sugar-coating some of the facts for fear of disapproval, minimizing a diagnosis or out of fear?

  • Ask Dr. Joy: "Marriage Sweeteners"

    Last week in part one of our series we looked at some statistics related to ways to enhance relationships. Tonight we will look at the study and focus on 10 "marriage sweeteners" to create enduring relationships.

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