As a quick preface, I’m happy to write this article for Psychology Tomorrow Magazine (PTM) after its one-year anniversary this past September. PTM is a medium in which writers and journalists can cover the everyday and/or the taboo by unconventional more »

Poison Green, the exhibit currently on display at Czech Center, attempts to describe the problem of ecosystems and social structures in cities around the world. What is ecology, and what is our approach to it? Poison Green shows ecology as more »

Betrayal of The Self by Stanley Siegel Infidelity means different things to many of us. Most commonly it brings to mind a violation or betrayal of another person, usually a partner or loved one. But as several of the authors in this more »

In Celebration Of Our One Year Birthday Stepping Further Out of The Box Stanley Siegel, Founder / Editor-in-Chief As I enter my fortieth year as a psychotherapist, I am able to take a long view of my practice and the more »

Stanley Siegel There is no creature in my world whose breadth of consciousness is greater than my dog Max, from his heightened sensitivity to the details of his life — smells, sounds, images and emotions — to the constant decisions more »

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The Age of Creativity Stanley Siegel With a good many of this issue’s writers and artists hailing from Europe — Italy, Holland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia — this issue of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine gives a global perspective to what’s more »

Stanley Siegel For several years during the late 1990’s, I regularly took yoga classes and studied meditation at workshops and retreats. Gradually, I became versed in the different methods and the philosophies behind these practices. As I sat for increasingly more »

Stanley Siegel It was the summer of 1968. As an aspiring artist, fresh out of college with a portfolio heavy on hard-edge abstract paintings, I took a space in an artist loft on the corner of Mulberry and Grand Streets more »