Man's Search for Fulfillment

This is a press release for Complete Game Plan from a few weeks ago: (actual press release link:  http://www.webwire.com/ ViewPressRel.asp?aId=182469  ) Business Supporting the Everyday Emotional Challenges of an Athlete Los Angeles therapist Todd Deutsch has developed a business supporting the emotional needs of individuals and athletes utilizing an innovative personalized program for each client. WEBWIRE  – Thursday, November 07, 2013 Todd Deutsch, MFT is pleased to announce the formation of the Complete Game Plan, a one of a kind therapeutic practice with individualized programs for athletes aimed at closing the emotional gaps between sports and personal life. Complete Game Plan also specializes in individual therapy, couples counseling, teen support and life mentoring. “After nearly a decade of working with athletes and individuals, I am extremely proud to announce the formation of Complete Game Plan,” Deutsch said. “No two people face the same life proble

“Our wounds are often the openings into the best and most beautiful part of us.”      - David Richo I think the most courageous acts a human can make are to accept their flaws and take the steps to make the appropriate changes in their life. I work with courageous people on a daily basis. Every time I meet a client in my therapy office in Los Angeles, I am always struck by their motivation and strength to make changes in their life. Walking into a therapy office is scary, as it requires a person to be vulnerable with a perfect stranger. For most, talking about their most inner fears is not easy or fun to go through. I have worked with so many different people over the years and there is one constant about the people who make change in their life, being vulnerable is the recipe for growth.  It is not easy to be vulnerable since most of us have been hurt in so many different ways and the idea of going through this again is not something we desire to ex

Life is a funny thing. It’s amazing that I have found myself on a journey, a career that forces me to address and look at my deepest pains & sorrows. Why would I live a life and career exploring my issues? Today is my birthday and I tend to use this special occasion as a time to reflect on my life. When I assessed the path that I have traveled, it has become very evident why I am a practicing as a therapist.  Actually, I prefer to call it my persona, my spirituality. This isn’t a career choice yet a path which I have always known and traveled down. I have always explored my shadow, even if it remains foreign to me at times. It has been a concept of traveling down the road far less traveled. I have become a man who yearns to learn about the most recessed emotion of my existence. I see it as a never-ending journey of my spiritual self. Even though I have experienced much sadness and turmoil in my life, I have always followed this road of exploration. There has never been

The blog article was published in Good Therapy.org -  http://www.goodtherapy.org/ blog/art-and-importance-of- self-awareness-120213 “Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.”   - C. Jung One thing is for certain; each person has his or her own views, thoughts, and emotions. Even though we are so different we experience similar patterns of self analysis which makes up who we are today. These patterns are typically created by the end result of our behaviors and viewed either negatively or favorable by our strongest critic, the almighty self. It’s amazing how our growth is determined by how the self translates our actions. Self awareness is the ability to formulate a summary of our behavior based on past and current thoughts and emotions. It allows us to understand what’s going on in our heads and why; self-victimization prevents us from accepting that we’re responsible for it