Transformations

“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both….”

When I was a boy, one of my favorite books was H.G. Wells’ 1895 novel The Time Machine, in which an inventor from the present journeys to…

Since 2005, The New Yorker magazine has been running a caption contest. Every week, they post one of their iconic cartoons with no caption…

When it comes to people, it’s usually bad form to metaphorically “judge a book by its cover.” But in the realm of actual books, it’s the…

In 1974, a year out of college, I landed in Manhattan.

Over the years, I’ve pivoted many times. Maybe you have, too.

Seven months into the State of Emergency, and the virus has not changed. The ways it spreads have not changed. It’s degree of fatality has…

David J. Bookbinder, LMHC david@transformationspress.org

I hope you’re doing well during this difficult time.

I typically see people for psychotherapy after they’ve broken through denial but before they reach a state of true acceptance. Often, they…

Among my clients, friends, and family, those who are doing well in the pandemic have accepted that this is the way the world is now…

I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and my work for the past 17 years has been to help people overcome psychological and situational…

I’ve been working on a detailed article about how the Art of Balance system applies to the current global crisis, and how to use it to…

The scenario:

A few months ago, I took a business bootcamp course from Mirasee, an organization that helps build and scale businesses using a…

Creative activities — and the creative approach to life that often accompanies them — can help us better withstand the huffing and puffing…