Parallel Play As A Model For Therapeutic Conversation
Dave: Parallel playing is akin to writing poetry, fragments, often disparate, are blended into a collage-like whole. In a real
A Therapeutic Space for Individuals, Couples, and Families
Dave: Parallel playing is akin to writing poetry, fragments, often disparate, are blended into a collage-like whole. In a real
Dave: I have been thinking, “There is more to life than Trump.” So I am going to get off the
Our sentiments exactly: From the New Yorker cartoons.
On this Thanksgiving day, please enjoy this poem by Mary Oliver, reminding us to notice the beauty in everyday life.
Lack of curiosity is a dangerous thing–in medicine, therapy, culture. Trump’s manner of speaking certainly promotes “not knowing what you don’t want to know”. He is a disturbing model for over-simplified explanations and sneering at complexity or any level of sophistication or subtlety.
In many professions now, so-called “quality measurement” is the dominant language, reducing, quantifying, and eventually, side-lining the importance of human interaction. This can not be good for us as living, breathing, multi-dimensional beings.
From Alain De Botton’s The School of Life: Botton talks about the philosophical school known as Skepticism, which began in
For our collective wounds: Here’s a poem from the great African-American poet Langston Hughes. Let American Be America Again Let
Dave: There’s no town drunks here we just take turns. Sometimes it seems to me our small universes are made out