A Poetic Reminder About “The Other”
Lately, like a lot of folks, we’ve been preoccupied and anxious about these turbulent political times. The virulent, toxic rhetoric
More On The Perils of Powerful Womanhood
And for those of you who want to read more about the perils of being a powerful woman in politics,
Fear of Women’s Power
Check out this Op-Ed from the New York Times by writer Stacy Schiff. As an author on the history of
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
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.