An American psychology student reflects on her year of research at an ethnopsychiatric clinic in Paris, France.
My, How Couples Therapy has Changed! Attachment, Love and Science
Renowned family therapist Sue Johnson discusses Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) in light of new research on attachment in adult love relationships.
Letting the Patient Matter: Some Thoughts on Irvin Yalom’s View of the Therapeutic Relationship
Jamison reviews highlights of Yalom's book, The Gift of Therapy. focusing on his willingness to engage fully and reveal himself in the therapeutic relationship.
Cancer and The Secret
Positive thinking isn’t everything; life has a rhythm we must honor for our own mental health.
Weekends At Bellevue: A Memoir
A no-holds-barred account from the front lines of the psychiatric emergency room at America's oldest public hospital.
Food for the Soul
Dr. Heery travels to Russia at the summoning of her soul, and rediscovers the living moment.
Where’s the Bear?
Marriage and family therapist Susan Hardy explains the usefulness of “acting as if” in changing emotions and behavior.
In Search of Self: My Therapy with Rogers, Satir, Bugental, Polster, Yalom, & Maslow
A psychotherapy student assembles her dream team for guidance toward self-actualization.
When a Patient Dies . . . Should the Therapist Attend the Funeral?
Richard Halgin shares the story of a long-term client’s unexpected death, and how he managed his professional boundaries around this tragic event.
Lowering Fees in Hard Times: The Meaning Behind the Money
One therapist’s good, hard look at the question of negotiating therapy fees with clients.