In Solidarity With The “Nasty Women” of the World
Amy: I’m in Los Angeles this weekend, and decided to make myself a T-Shirt to express my solidarity with all
Month: October 2016
Unconscious Family Patterns: A Woman Learns To Be Sick
Dave: I have a long interest in patterns of illness in families. Much of my clinical work is involved in
This Woman’s Perspective: What “Trump-ism” Has Awakened In Me
Amy: When I sat down to write this post today, I intended to write about the more “clinical” matter of anxiety.
“Toxic Masculinity”
Amy: In this Op-Ed from The New York Times, writer Jared Sexton beautifully captures what he calls the “toxic masculinity”
In Praise of Self-Pity
Amy: I love this little post from Alain de Botton’s The School of Life. He talks about the importance of
Unexpected Therapy For A Guy Couple: What Jazz Musicians Had To Say
Jazz musicians as family therapists: Check out this case where jazz musicians were my “consultants” to a couple in therapy. It’s just as surprising as you might imagine.
When Jazz Musicians Become Co-Therapists
Jazz Musicians As Psychotherapists: Music can healing force. Here jazz musicians are invited to “consult” to family therapy sessions. The results have been amazing.