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Is the practice of psychology losing its appreciation for the mysteries of the human spirit as it attempts to legitimize itself as a science?
How much does our understanding of human behavior depend on our appreciation of creative self-expression?
To what extent does successful therapy depend on the individual talent and creativity of the therapist?
Can symptoms be a metaphor for a dilemma in our lives?
Is all art psychologically driven?
Is a work of art a solution to its author’s psychological struggles?
Psychology Tomorrow Magazine explores the intersection between psychology and art in all its beautiful and complex possibilities. It showcases therapeutic approaches that demystify the therapist’s experience as well as the “patient’s” and honors the literary richness of the human mind rather than as a cognitive or evolutionary caricature.
Psychology Tomorrow Magazine presents regular columns, feature essays, profiles, interviews, reviews and original works by contemporary artists that examine issues of identity, self-reflection, sexuality, consciousness, relationships and the likes.
Each issue takes you on an inner journey you won't forget.
A “portraits of the collaborative-self” by Photographer/Artist Bill Hayward
and performer Ariel, Newburyport, Massachusetts. From the series, “The Human Bible.”
STAFF
Editor-in-Chief | Stanley Siegel
Managing Editor | Matthew Ortiz
Copy Editor Atara Herman
Creative Director | Avery Herman
Curator | Radka Salcmannova
Marketing Director | Christian Burns
WRITERS
Sheila Heti
Joan Larkin
Neeraja Viswanathan
Geoff Gehman
Anne Pyburn
Bethany Schneider
James Carnelia
COLUMNISTS
Stanley Siegel
Jeff Warren
Michael Schellenberg
Alyssa Siegel
ARTISTS
Bill Hayward
Lee Towndrow
Marc Bradley Johnson
Radka Salcmannova
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Featured in the first issue:
INSCAPES
Lucid Dreaming: Testing the Laws of the Dream World | Jeff Warren
INTELLIGENT LUST
Can Sex Workers Act as Therapists?
| Stanley Siegel
The Dance of Therapy
Duets | Alyssa Siegel
THE PATIENT’S ROOM
From Sexual Abuse to Sexual Fulfillment - A Patient Tells his Story
| Anonymous
OUT OF THE WOODS
How Stephen Sondheim Saved my Life
| Michael Schellenberg
ESSAY
Psychoanalyst’s Journal: A Theater of Objects - Forty Years of a Psychoanalyst’s Personal Diary | James Carnelia
ESSAY
Figures in Flight - a Modern Choreographer Jumps the Prison Wall!
| Anne Pyburn
ESSAY
Woman-Identity-Fashion - Schiaperelli and Prada at the Met’s Costume Institute | Neeraja Viswanathan
FICTION
Everyone Should Make The Big Mistake - Excerpt from the novel “How a Person Should Be?” | Sheila Heti
PROFILES
Bill Hayward - The Human Bible
| Geoff Gehman
Marc Bradley Johnson - The Narcissism Of God: Performing as Jesus Christ
| Radka Salcmannova and Jamie Kelley
BOOK REVIEW
The Origins of Sex - Not your Grandmother’s Sexual Revolution!
| Written by Faramerz Dabbjoiwala and Reviewed by Bethany Schneider
POETRY
In Your Side-Railed Bed, Faces and The Dress | Joan Larkin
‘Ben’ by Andrew Brodhead
| RARE Gallery in Chelsea, NYC
