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Chocolate is cheaper than therapy, and you don't need an appointment.
Jill Shalvis (Lucky in Love (Lucky Harbor, #4))
running is cheaper than therapy.
Cal Newport (Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World)
Nature is cheaper than therapy.
M.P. Zarrella
Do you know what's cheaper than therapy? Admitting you're batshit crazy and running with it.
Dan Pearce (Single Dad Laughing: The Best of Year One)
Josh? Can you come to my room?” My wolfish grin broke some of the tension on her face. “Oh, stop. There’s a spider. I need you to kill it. Please. Before it disappears and I have to burn my whole house down.” I laughed. “Should I get my gun or…?” She bounced nervously. “Josh, I’m serious. I hate them. Please help me.” I pulled a few tissues from the box on my nightstand. “You know, you seem too fearless to be afraid of spiders.” “A black widow killed my schnauzer when I was a kid. Embracing a lifelong debilitating fear of spiders is cheaper than therapy.” She stopped in the doorway of her room like there was an invisible force field, and I almost bumped into her back.
Abby Jimenez (The Friend Zone (The Friend Zone, #1))
Writing is my own personal therapy. It's cheaper than a real shrink and I get to kill people off when I grow bored of them.
Jack Tate
Taking risks to create the life you want is an act of trust. It means believing in your ability to create a new reality while you are in the process of creating it.
Gina Greenlee (Cheaper Than Therapy: How To Take Risks to Create The Life You Want)
Victims receive heat when given any sum. Few acknowledge that healing is costly. That we should be allocating more funds for victims, for therapy, extra security, potential moving costs, getting back on their feet, buying something as simple as court clothes. As Michele pointed out, Preventing assault is so much cheaper than trying to address it after the fact.
Chanel Miller (Know My Name: A Memoir)
Myriad Genetics, which holds the patents on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes responsible for most cases of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, charges $3,000 to test for the genes. Myriad has been accused of creating a monopoly, since no one else can offer the test, and researchers can’t develop cheaper tests or new therapies without getting permission from Myriad and paying steep licensing fees. Scientists who’ve gone ahead with research involving the breast-cancer genes without Myriad’s permission have found themselves on the receiving end of cease-and-desist letters and threats of litigation. In May 2009 the American Civil Liberties Union, several breast-cancer survivors, and professional groups representing more than 150,000 scientists sued Myriad Genetics over its breast-cancer gene patents. Among other things, scientists involved in the case claim that the practice of gene patenting has inhibited their research, and they aim to stop it. The presence of so many scientists in the suit, many of them from top institutions, challenges the standard argument that ruling against biological patents would interfere with scientific progress
Rebecca Skloot (The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks)
Stanford was offering $150,000 total, which would cover therapy for my sister and me for a handful of years. Victims receive heat when given any sum. Few acknowledge that healing is costly. That we should be allocating more funds for victims, for therapy, extra security, potential moving costs, getting back on their feel, buying something as simple as court clothes. As Michele pointed out, Preventing assault is so much cheaper than trying to address it after the fact.
Chanel Miller (Know My Name)
For the first three years, it’s fun being a pro football player’s girlfriend.   “Marlee, let me see your hand! Did Chris propose yet?” Amber asks.   I’m in year ten.   “Still naked.” I wiggle my fingers in front of her the same way I did last week and the week before that . . . and the week before that. #HeDidntPutARingOnIt   Sometimes, I like to hashtag my life. #CheaperThanTherapy   I sip my margarita. “When it happens, I promise to let you know.” Or, you know, keep asking every time you see me.   “Marlee.” Courtney sighs. She stands at the head of the table clutching a glitter-coated gavel. “We made exceptions for you to join the Lady Mustangs. Try to acknowledge that and save your little side conversation until we’ve finished.”   “Sorry, Court.” Every time I call her Court, she strains her Botoxed forehead and glares in my direction, so obviously, it’s the only thing I call her. Well, sometimes I call her bitch, but she doesn’t know about that.   “As I was saying, the annual Lady Mustangs Fashion Show is in three weeks. Everyone must attend the next meeting so we can discuss the outfits for you and your husbands.”   I catch her eye again. She raises her chin, and her fat-injected lips form an actual smile.   “Oh, I’m sorry. In your case, Marlee, you and your boyfriend.”   See? What a bitch.   “Thanks for the clarification, Court, but I understood.
Alexa Martin (Intercepted (Playbook, #1))
We are designed to run and we increase our chance of daily happiness when we do so.” Jeff Galloway, running coach
Chas Newkey-Burden (Running: Cheaper Than Therapy: A Celebration of Running)
A black widow killed my schnauzer when I was a kid. Embracing a lifelong debilitating fear of spiders is cheaper than therapy.
Abby Jimenez (The Friend Zone (The Friend Zone, #1))
Most schools fulfill this legal obligation by providing services that won’t involve a perpetrator, such as academic accommodations or healing resources. At Western University, victim advocates would broker agreements between survivors and their professors to get extensions on assignments or excused absences. They would also help survivors submit paperwork to receive refunds for classes they dropped or failed due to the strains of their traumatic symptoms. To improve survivors’ mental health, the Counseling Center hosted group therapy for sexual assault survivors and offered one-on-one counseling at a cheaper rate than the insurance co-pay at most private practices. Advocates also had a small fund available to cover survivors’ trauma-related expenses. Overwhelmingly, survivors who received these resources benefited from them. Some called them life-changing. However, few survivors felt comfortable actually using them. Especially more than once.
Nicole Bedera (On the Wrong Side: How Universities Protect Perpetrators and Betray Survivors of Sexual Violence)
My post-cruise sabbatical would spark the idea for my first book, Cheaper Than Therapy: How to Keep Life’s Small Problems from Becoming Big Ones – The Lesson of the Paper Clips. How? In my data entry job all I did for 20 hours a week was paper clip printouts of computer screens. For three years. I loved it.
Gina Greenlee (Belly Up: Surviving and Thriving Beyond a Cruise Gone Bad)
Writing is cheaper than therapy!
Linda Rue Quinn
Benefits of Positivity on Your Body Longer Life Being more optimistic can decrease the rate at which you age, which prolongs your lifespan. When you think in a positive light, you are much less likely to die from serious health issues. Pessimism feeds stress, which can make you sick and develop ailments such as heart disease, just to name one. Makes for Stronger Immune Health If you hate being sick, then positive thinking is not only a much cheaper alternative to over-the-counter medications. However, it is a natural remedy that works better than most drugs. If you are a constant Negative Nancy, you are much more likely to get sicknesses like the cold and flu, since negativity weakens essential areas of the brain that help with immune responses. Benefits of Positivity on the Mind It Fights Off Depression Psychologists have found that depression is strongly linked to a negative mindset. When one is able to simply change their point of view to see the positive rather than focus on the pessimistic aspects of what they are going through, they are able to fight against the development of depression as much as 54% more. Positivity improves mood, no matter the situation at hand and is better at treating depression than almost all other therapies. Stronger Sense of Confidence Positive thinkers are naturally more confident. I mean, they do not want to spend the time pretending they are in the shoes of another person. They want to strive to love themselves the way they are. It Is Easier to Accomplish Success Optimistic individuals are better able to focus on the good they do rather than their failures. They see failures as not short-comings but as golden opportunities to learn and grow. They are always open-minded to try out new things and embracing different methods of thinking. This is one of the essential parts of leading a fruitful life. Stronger Motivation Having a positive attitude helps to fuel your motivation levels and help you start on what you wish to achieve. You will find that having an optimistic attitude gets you to where you want to go much faster and easier than dwelling in the negative. Resilience When faced with an issue, positive thinkers are able to do whatever it takes to fix the problem and are not hesitant to ask for the assistance of other people.
Lana Otoya (Rumination: Learn to Overcome Your Destructive Thoughts and Start Thinking Positively (Fight Anxiety and Stress))
come bearing chemical assistance for structural trauma. Coffee and carbs - cheaper than therapy, less effective than Xanax.
Brooke Skie (The Next Chapter Bookshop: A heartwarming cozy small town romance with a touch of magic! (Leafwood Falls Book 1))