By Howard Rosenthal, EdD
on 5/12/11 - 11:37 PM
A friend of mine (let's call him Kurt to preserve confidentiality and perhaps more importantly not to embarrass him) told me was gearing up to take his state licensing exam. Had he prepared for the exam? "Come on Rosenthal, I just spent two of the best years of life in grad school and another three or so in supervision. I think I know this stuff by now." "Really," I remarked. "Who is the father of rational emotive behavior therapy?" "Come on dude, that's...
By Dan Wile, PhD
on 4/16/11 - 11:40 AM
Ever wonder how to help your high conflict couples turn high-velocity attacks into opportunities for intimacy and connection? Collaborative Couple Therapist Dan Wile has some tips.
By John Marzillier, PhD
on 3/2/11 - 1:49 PM
In the 1970s I worked as a psychology lecturer in Hans Eysenck’s department at the Institute of Psychiatry, London. He was a controversial figure, quiet and introverted when met face to face, but on the academic stage a formidable and ruthless opponent. Rod Buchanan’s recent biography, <em><a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/0198566883?tag=jaylencom&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as1&creativeASIN=0198566883&adid=1FN68S67P9Z8TJEPWH7B&">Playing with Fire. The Controversial Career of Hans J Eysenck</a>,</em> nicely captures the complexity of the man, part prolific scientist, and part inveterate showman. Whether it was race and IQ, cancer and smoking...
