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DAILY INSPIRATIONS

[ October 1, 2016 ] Don’t make change too complicated, just begin. -Unknown Daily Inspiration
[ September 30, 2016 ] “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” -Mahatma Gandhi Daily Inspiration
[ September 29, 2016 ] “I believe that the greatest gift you can give your family and the world is a healthy you. -Joyce Meyer Daily Inspiration

Conversion Therapy: All the Rage

March 25, 2015 Adam A. Neal 2

At Psychology Tomorrow, we believe that what is healing and empowering about therapy is exactly what humans achieve in the creation of art. In order for therapy to be both affective and effective, two very […] […]

The New Childhood of the Non-Traditional Family

March 25, 2015 Stanley Siegel 3

Today’s American Family isn’t what it used to be. The days of “Leave It to Beaver” have been replaced with “Modern Family,” a more accurate representation of home life. The nuclear family, the blended family, […] […]

Never Outdated: Sex and the Single Senior

December 24, 2014 Sheri Lynn Fishbach 16

“Sue…Sue…SUE!!!…Stop! I know you’re frustrated and I’m sorry, but I hate when you sound so negative…Yes, I understand. It was a date. A bad date. Okay, the worst date. I’m not mocking you! I know, […]

The Age-ism of Play: How we play throughout our lifetimes

December 24, 2014 Kayla Matthews 8

Acclaimed director and writer Frank Capra once stated, “Play has been man’s most useful preoccupation.” Indeed, play is one of the most misunderstood and underrated components of human development, and it serves a vital purpose […] […]

Old Is New

December 24, 2014 admin 1

Forty-five years ago, my generation was involved in the Women’s Movement – in fact, we were the Women’s Movement. Now, in our sixties and seventies, we’re at the age when women typically have been seen […] […]

The New 29

December 24, 2014 admin 0

What is it to be 29 right now? There are scores of articles that tell you how to be 29, but very few address what it actually means for you as an individual. And the […] […]

The Coolest Grandparents!

December 24, 2014 ZauFishan Qureshi 1

The prominent stage theorist Erik Erikson talks about “old age” as a period of great productivity and associates it with “giving.” However, if you ask teenagers to define old age, they would immediately provide you […] […]

Lusty Ladies & Naughty Dogs

October 14, 2014 admin 0

In the arms of a fashion icon like Paris Hilton or Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, there’s no doubt that a well-dressed lapdog can be a charming fashion accessory. Yet older ladies who are inseparable […] […]

Becoming WOMAN: The (Marilyn) Monroe Doctrine

October 14, 2014 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 2

Yes, the Monroe Doctrine: Marilyn, the icon of femininity, the early feminist and woman all of us know, whom many wanted to be, some shunned, and others sexualized and objectified. Marilyn is the woman that […] […]

Karen Horney: A New Place for Women’s Sexuality in Psychoanalysis

October 14, 2014 admin 1

In 1920s Berlin, psychoanalyst Karen Horney challenged central aspects of Freudian theory in Weimar culture. She opened a new place for recognition of women’s sexuality within the psychoanalytical community of her time. Though Horney did […] […]

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