Susanne Beier

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  www.growing-wisely.com/setting-goals-on-a-new-job.php - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/13/2007    Last Visited: 7/30/2007  

  Expanded Job Tools Section New Quick Searches by location and industry, salary tools, more at the ... Setting Goals. by Susanne Beier, M.Ed., NCC, NCCC, LPC As much as we would like to think society ...

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  www.bestyears.com/view_responses.asp?PageName=friendsof - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/7/2007    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Name: Susanne Beier, PhD
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  Susanne Beier, PhD., LPC, MCC, NCC

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  www.waldenpdk.org/meetings/2005/Dec04Jan05/business.php - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2005    Last Visited: 11/15/2007  

  [message from Susanne Beier, via Gay]Susanne writes, in a recent email, "I am moving along nicely and thoughts of PDK are coming more actively to my mind.
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  Dr. Susanne Beier,PhD, LPC, NCC

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  03-04 Budget Report and Proposal - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2003    Last Visited: 8/15/2008  

  $904.54 for travel to Fall 2002 PDK convention, Delegate: Susanne Beier

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  Career Success High School Resources - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/12/2004    Last Visited: 2/28/2005  

  By Susanne Beier, PhD., LPC, NCCC ... High school graduation is a strong indicator of educational achievement for individuals ...

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  Chapter meeting, December 03 to January 04 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/7/2003    Last Visited: 8/15/2008  

  Foundation Report by Dr. Susanne Beier, our Foundation Representative

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  Midlife Moments Questions and Answers - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/1998    Last Visited: 5/27/2008  

  Susanne Beier, M.Ed., NCC, NCCC A Ph.D. student at Walden University, Susanne earned her master's degree in counseling and psychology from Rutgers University.Her professional counseling practice, which began in 1985, focuses on adults in crisis, including those experiencing marital conflict, divorce, job loss and career change.A recognized authority on these subjects, Susanne has been featured in such publications as New Woman, Self, Working Woman and Cosmopolitan.(See also "There's Light at the End of the Tunnel.")
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.

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  Midlife Moments Questions and Answers - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/1/1998    Last Visited: 5/27/2008  

  Susanne Beier, M.Ed., NCC, NCCC A Ph.D. student at Walden University, Susanne earned her master's degree in counseling and psychology from Rutgers University.Her professional counseling practice, which began in 1985, focuses on adults in crisis, including those experiencing marital conflict, divorce, job loss and career change.A recognized authority on these subjects, Susanne has been featured in such publications as New Woman, Self, Working Woman and Cosmopolitan.(See also "There's Light at the End of the Tunnel.")
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.

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  Midlife Moments Questions and Answers - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/1/1998    Last Visited: 5/27/2008  

  Susanne Beier, M.Ed., NCC, NCCC A Ph.D. student at Walden University, Susanne earned her master's degree in counseling and psychology from Rutgers University.Her professional counseling practice, which began in 1985, focuses on adults in crisis, including those experiencing marital conflict, divorce, job loss and career change.A recognized authority on these subjects, Susanne has been featured in such publications as New Woman, Self, Working Woman and Cosmopolitan.(See also "There's Light at the End of the Tunnel.")
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  It's a "thank you" to Mike for starting this site, and to Susanne for a frank, honest, and heartfelt response to a question I sent in.
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  Susanne clued me in to the fact that he didn't have a capacity to love (after I described several behaviors) -- and I was caught in the middle of it.She let me know that it wasn't a personal thing against me -- it was his problem.She said I needed to decide if I felt better with him or without him.After that, it became clearer and clearer to me just how right she was.I even went to counseling, alone, like she suggested.
  
  Today, months later, I am in love with someone else --- ME!!!!!I have started college, joined a sports league (and won 1st place!), and have done a hundred other things for myself.It feels so good.I still plan to leave my husband, as I told Susanne from the beginning, but now it is not an angry leaving.I realize now that he is just different in too many ways, especially morals.Most importantly, I do not feel the same for him.Strange thing is he now thinks I'm having an affair or something. (I guess I am - with myself).
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  I think Susanne said once that less than 25% of men in affairs end up continuing them (but then that's not exactly what you asked).
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.
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  Visit with Mike and Susanne and other guests of Best Years 24 hours per day at Friends of Best Years.

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  Midlife Moments Questions and Answers - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/1/1998    Last Visited: 5/27/2008  

  The following questions are answered by Susanne Beier, a professional counselor and a regular on the Best Years site.
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  The following questions are answered by Susanne Beier, a professional counselor and a regular on the Best Years site.
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  The following questions are answered by Susanne Beier, a professional counselor and a regular on the Best Years site.
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  The following questions are answered by Susanne Beier, a professional counselor and a regular on the Best Years site.
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  The following questions are answered by Susanne Beier, a professional counselor and a regular on the Best Years site.
  
  Q HiDon't know if I'm in the right place . . . Know nothing about midlife crisis, but am wondering if that is what we are just beginning to experience.In the last 6 months, my husband has noticed that he becomes EXTREMELY angry over little things.He admits (later) that the problem was a little one, and doesn't understand himself why he got SO unbelievably angry.He describes it as feeling like he is going to explode, that he needs to break something or he'll bust.To me, this sounds like PMS.

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