Tag: Work Life Balance

• Yearning for the Yoke: Theosis, Self-Realization, and the Sacred Yes

  

  Yearning for Your yokeDeep soul seeks light from your graceSpirit whispers Yes! ~Thomas Maples The Anatomy of Yearning: Why We Crave More Than the World Can Offer During the COVID-19 lockdown, I found myself wanting more than my vocation required. I felt as though I was carrying an invisible yoke, a weight on my shoulders.…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  April 27, 2026

  Analytical Psychology, Catholic Living, Catholic Psychology, Christian Psychology, Faith and Culture, Spiritual Psychology, Vocation and Calling, Wellness

  Analytical Psychology, Burnout Recovery, Discernment, Ignatian Spirituality, Jungian Psychology, Teresian Mysticism, The Sacred Yes, Theosis, vocation, Work Life Balance

• Practical Parenting: Time Management, Work & Life Balance, & Healthy Psychological Development

  

  It was 6:15 AM. I was returning home from the gym to begin herding my children towards their first point of destination for the day. A quick bath, check. Assuring that 6 bags were packed and ready to go by the door, check. Dressing a nine and a five year old, check. Shoved two breakfast…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  August 27, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychology, Parenting, Parenting Advice, Practical Parenting

  American Dream, Attention Deficit, Child Psychology, Practical Parenting, Psychology, The Stockton Therapy Network, Time Management, work ethics, Work Life Balance, Working Parents