Part II: A Case Reflection on A Family Group Psychosis
The is Part II of the Case Reflection, A Family Group Psychosis: (See Post from 6/30) DK: Two weeks later, the
Month: June 2016
Therapeutic Craziness: A “Family Group Psychosis” Case Reflection
DK: Here’s an example of a case which illustrates how the Family Group Psychosis works. (See post from 6/6). This case
What The Right Kind of Love Can Do
Check out this unexpectedly lovely story from The New York Times. It’s the tale of a man, Joe Holt, and
The Family Group Psychosis
DK: I have said that “something happens” in interviews with a multigenerational extended family that often results in change of
“The Perils of Perfection”
Check out this New York Times Op-Ed, “The Perils of Perfection”, by writer Evgeny Morozov. Written a couple of years
Our Struggling Kids
Check out this excellent article by Frank Bruni of The New York Times. He looks at a rash of teen suicides
A Family Therapeutic Consultation
DK: I’d like to talk about what I do when I’m asked to do a consultation in the context of
What a “Pre-Divorce” Couple Looks Like
AB: One of the many pleasures of my family therapy practice is when family physician students come to my office
Why French Children Don’t Have ADHD
Here’s an interesting post, brought to our attention by Noel Keith. The author, psychotherapist Marilyn Wedge, highlights the differences in
Inner Sanctums Behind The Inner Sanctum of A “Bipolar” Child
(This is a continuation of the story of the “bipolar” child and her family) DK: In the biometaphorical family systems