Laurie Nadel, Ph.D. has a dual career in psychology and journalism. She spent 20 years as a journalist for major news organizations, including CBS News and The New York Times, www.nytimes.com (Search: Laurie Nadel) The author of the best-seller Sixth Sense: Unlocking Your Ultimate Mind Power (ASJA Press, 2007), she has appeared on “Oprah.” Dr. Laurie mentors exceptional individuals who need breakthroughs to achieve new levels of success.
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Dr. Laurie’s radio show, The Sixth Sense on www.webtalkradio.net reaches more than 50,000 listeners each week. She holds a Ph.D. in psychology and a doctorate in clinical hypnotherapy. Dr. Laurie completed post-doctoral training at Harvard Medical School’s Institute for Mind/Body Medicine. In addition to her formal education and professional experience, she draws on her apprenticeships with traditional healers to help her clients overcome their fears. www.whydriveyourselfcrazy.com or 877 DRLAURIE


Dr. Laurie Nadel is a consultant to Coty Prestige’s Home Skin Lab line of dermatological products for women. She has developed an innovative e-coaching protocol to accompany this new global skincare line.
"When you are stressed, it shows up in your skin," she says. www.homeskinlabs.com

From 2003-2005, she ran a program at South Nassau Communities’ Hospital’s WTC Family Center for teenagers and young adults who lost a parent in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center www.wtcfamilycenter.org She is a founding member of the Committee to Protect Journalists. www.cpj.org

Blog Entries by Laurie Nadel

When The Holidays are Painful

Posted December 23, 2008 | 04:09 PM (EST)


Let's face it. For some of us, this is a lousy time of year.

It doesn't matter if the economy is good or bad, if the country is at peace or at war. As soon as the Halloween decorations go back in the attic, there's the old familiar knot...

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The Most Generous Gift of All is Free

Posted December 21, 2008 | 06:59 PM (EST)


If you find yourself lurching from obligation to obligation this holiday season, wondering why you are not in the mood for shopping, parties, or celebratory hoop-lah, why not give yourself permission to stop performing and spend a few moments thinking about what Christmas means to you.

If there was one...

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Being Thankful for Dyslexia

4 Comments | Posted November 25, 2008 | 02:07 PM (EST)


The past few times I tried to phone my Huffington Post colleague Dr. Alex Pattakos, I reached a "number that has been disconnected." Alex, who should win a "Soul of Patience" award, emailed me his correct phone number at least three times. En route to its destination in the "P"...

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What Happens When Your Dream Breaks Down?

Posted November 10, 2008 | 05:34 PM (EST)


As a reformed adrenaline junkie, it is all too easy for me to get swept away on a tide of e-words: excitement, exuberance, enthusiasm, excellence, and euphoria top the list. For there is no high like living a dream come true.

We adrenaline junkies know too well the post-euphoria let-down....

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What The Candidates' Faces Reveal

104 Comments | Posted October 28, 2008 | 01:34 PM (EST)


The Governor of Alaska has "bossy woman cheeks." The message of her "politician's jaw?" My way or the highway!

According to the ancient Chinese art of face reading, our faces contain maps of our personality traits. It may sound like a parlor game, but face reading is considered...

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HBO's Baghdad Hospital: It Ain't E.R.

Posted January 29, 2008 | 04:03 PM (EST)


Dr. Omer Salih Mahdi will never forget the day he killed the baby.

"It was a few months after the Americans arrived in 2003. A pregnant woman came into our emergency room, " he said. She needed a Caesarean section but the three surgeons on duty were caring...

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Notes from the WGA Picket Line

Posted January 3, 2008 | 07:19 PM (EST)


Writing is like prostitution. First you do it for love. Then you do it for a few friends. And finally you do it for money.

I wish I could take credit for those lines but they were written by a non-WGA writer named Moliere. According to my 1958 edition of...

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On Father's Day, Dad, Give Presents to Your Children

Posted June 15, 2007 | 04:53 PM (EST)


In thinking about Fathers' Day, it struck me that yet another opportunity for honoring the experience of parenting has turned into a commercial ritual of obligatory shopping. With that in mind, I was glad to catch up with my friend Dr. Wayne Dyer, best-selling author and father of eight children...

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What I Didn't Tell Oprah

Posted May 8, 2007 | 05:05 PM (EST)


In the world of dreams, even a mundane laundry basket can communicate something out of the ordinary. When I dreamt of a slick yellow cobra coiled in the jumble of my daughter's laundry basket, it woke me up with a sense of foreboding. In a literal sense, cobras do not...

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