One of the most difficult kinds of relationship problem to resolve is where one or…
Working a lot with people in midlife, I’ve found that one of the things that enters more into that phase of living is…
In Shakespeare’s Henry IV, part 2, prince Hal (the future King Henry V) is visiting his sick father who may…
Enjoying my lovely, thoughtful gifts from the Psychoanalytic Association of New York, who named me Teacher of the Year for…
The chameleon knows that the best place to hide is in plain sight: foreground and background become one; the animate becomes the inanimate. So too in the mind often something conceals something else or becomes its opposite. A joke contains a grain of truth. A compliment covers a denigration…
Or say that the end precedes the beginning, And the end and the beginning were always there Before the beginning and…
Perhaps not surprisingly, I have been doing even more couples therapy than usual during the past few years. COVID has…
The concept of the Fundamental Attribution Error is one of the cornerstones of social…
We sometimes find ourselves trying to argue with or persuade someone about something over and over again, where it seems like progress is never made, and bad feelings are simply reenergized on a periodic basis. In such situations the saying goes that you should pick your battles. Or, in…
