August 2012 – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

Outside-In: Making Art in Dream Space

August 23, 2012 Jeff Warren 1

Today when we think about the science of sleep and dreaming we imagine EEG polygraphs and fMRIs of cloudy cranial matter. The brain is the primary object of study. It was not always so. Back […] […]

Bob Goes to Jail

August 23, 2012 Rob Sedgwick 13

When I looked up there were eight to ten guys with DEA flack jackets streaming into the lobby with more artillery than you’ve ever seen in your life and it just looked too real. My […] […]

Ashley Zangle was born in Babylon, New York, in 1985, and she lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated from Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in […] […]

Mark Reigelman: Manifest Destiny

August 23, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 2

Mark Reigelman is an artist for the people; a creator of public art. One might even call his art psycho-social for its potential to change how we interact with each other. If you […] […]

What Your Favorite Porn Says About You

August 23, 2012 Stanley Siegel 33

You are sitting in front of a computer screen surfing porn sites ready to get off. You sift through scenes and images until you connect to one. Suddenly, every element of desire falls perfectly in […] […]

Stand-up Psychology: What Makes Comics Funny

August 23, 2012 Kyle Dowling 8

In Sigmund Freud’s 1905 book titled The Joke and Its Relation To The Unconscious, there is a quote, “…jokes have not received nearly as much philosophical consideration as they deserve in view of the part […] […]

The Meet Factory in Prague

August 23, 2012 Kit Reisch 2

“I see great advantages in having an opportunity to work in an entirely new culture, the greatest of which is one’s lack of personal significance or connection to that place. The conceptual freedom that is […] […]

An Artist Creates Psychotherapy

August 23, 2012 Matthew Ortiz 2

An hour on the couch with Dr. Lisa Levy […]

Achieving Failure: Holocaused

August 23, 2012 Stanley Siegel 4

[An excerpt from The Patient Who Cured His Therapist: And Other Stories of Unconventional Therapy by Psychology Tomorrow’s Editor-in-Chief Stanley Siegel] ACHIEVING FAILURE What could be more relative than the notions of success or failure? We read newspaper […] […]

Dancing in the Dark: Steps From Grief

August 23, 2012 Joey Smith 7

As a boy, my younger brother resembled one of the delicate dolls with which he populated his early, private life. Sitting up in bed when I arrived home from school, he was something beautiful, paradoxically […] […]