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My Father the Ethical Slut

May 13, 2016 Alyssa Siegel 0

Like my father, the Editor-in-Chief of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine, I am a psychotherapist. We both specialize in sex. In our unique personal and professional relationship, we agree on many things. However, some of our opinions […]

Myopia Road: Reflections on Painting and Therapy

May 13, 2016 Anonymous 0

Growing up on a road named Myopia always seemed fitting for my family since a myopic vision involves being able to see objects when things are close by, but having difficulty in seeing when objects […]

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, […] […]

from LATE SUMMER

October 14, 2014 Deborah Landau 0

from LATE SUMMER * But we already did everything – Then it came on again and we were wearing it like the same dress a yellow one a little worn threadbare out of date lying […]

Family Mirror

August 3, 2014 Suzanne Montalalou 3

After my husband passed away twelve years ago, I knew I needed help. I was left alone to raise two children who were five and seven years old. I began counseling to help me work […] […]

Christmas Vacation in the Schizophrenia Factory

January 28, 2014 Will Hall 5

“…what is usually called hypnosis is an experimental model of a naturally occurring phenomenon in many families. In the family situation, however, the hypnotists (the parents) are already hypnotized (by their parents) and are carrying […] […]

Tracy Clifford – Nobody Asked Me: Thoughts from A Stepchild

May 3, 2013 Editor 7

I came across therapist Mary Kelly’s blog, “Nobody Asked Me: The Plight of the Reluctant Stepchild” on Huff Post Divorce, and it really struck a chord with me. In her blog, Kelly describes the main […]

Alyssa K. Siegel, MS, LPC – Family. And Dying. And Family Dying.

April 8, 2013 Editor 1

At this moment, I am sitting on a black pleather chair at LAX waiting for my flight home on Southwest. My mother is next to me, though it is my father’s mother we are returning […]

My Father the Ethical Slut

November 5, 2012 Alyssa Siegel 11

Like my father, the Editor-in-Chief of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine, I am a psychotherapist. We both specialize in sex. In our unique personal and professional relationship, we agree on many things. However, some of our opinions […] […]

Myopia Road: Reflections on Painting and Therapy

November 5, 2012 Anonymous 2

Growing up on a road named Myopia always seemed fitting for my family since a myopic vision involves being able to see objects when things are close by, but having difficulty in seeing when objects […] […]