By Kirsten Weir June 2018, Vol 49, No. 6 Posted from here (APA) Even at their closest, when Earth and Mars are approaching one another in their oblong orbits, there […]
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March 29, 2018, from Runner’s World, By Jenny McCoy Friday, January 12, 2018, 8:56 am By moving from the couch to the roads, she’s able to reach her patients in […]
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Published on: Mar 9, 2018 If the past year or two has reaffirmed anything for us, it’s that you can’t believe everything you read, particularly on social media. Now experts […]
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In our highly politicized times, how can psychoanalysts contribute to the national discourse in ways that are both ethical and effective? Prominent practitioners recently addressed this question and the implications […]
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Mission to Mars: What psychosocial challenges would astronauts face on an epic journey to the red planet?
in BlogOnlyBy Kirsten Weir June 2018, Vol 49, No. 6 Posted from here (APA) Even at their closest, when Earth and Mars are approaching one another in their oblong orbits, there […]
The Art of Not Trying Too Hard
in BlogOnlySteven Shapiro • 5/4/2018 Q: I’m sometimes unable to form an alliance with “difficult” clients, and therapy fizzles out before it’s gotten started. How can I reach these hard sells? […]
The Best Kept Psychotherapy Secrets
in BlogOnlyHow to get help with today’s “problems of living.” Posted Apr 23, 2018 Psychology Today Keeping secrets is a central tenet in my line of work as a psychiatrist and […]
Being Mom To A Middle Schooler Can Be The Toughest Gig Of All
in BlogOnlyApril 5, 2018 Although her oldest child, Ben, is 10 years old, Andrea Scher, 44, feels like a new mom again. Scher suffered from maternal depression after Ben was born, […]
This Psychotherapist Has Patients Lace up to Help Them Get Back on Their Feet
in BlogOnlyMarch 29, 2018, from Runner’s World, By Jenny McCoy Friday, January 12, 2018, 8:56 am By moving from the couch to the roads, she’s able to reach her patients in […]
After a stroke, her decades of severe depression vanished
in BlogOnlyMarch 11,2018 — My mother suffered from severe recurring depression for 30 years, episodes that floored her to the point of near-catatonic inertia. She was lost to us in a […]
Psychology Finally Has an Explanation for Why False Stories Spread Like Fire on Twitter
in BlogOnlyPublished on: Mar 9, 2018 If the past year or two has reaffirmed anything for us, it’s that you can’t believe everything you read, particularly on social media. Now experts […]
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The public role of psychoanalysts in the Trump era: ‘We live in ominous times’
in BlogOnlyIn our highly politicized times, how can psychoanalysts contribute to the national discourse in ways that are both ethical and effective? Prominent practitioners recently addressed this question and the implications […]