Grief – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

When Nothing Goes Right, Go left: Short Survival Guide for Emotional Tempests

September 7, 2016 Chloe Taylor 0

When heartbreak honks its horn at your front door, not opening it is extremely difficult, if not downright impossible. Be it a breakup, divorce, or death of a loved one, an emotional crisis is a […]

Another Side of the Story

May 13, 2016 Alyssa Siegel 0

As therapists, we are taught to form a collaboration with a client free from bias; to dispel our own values, beliefs, and opinions in order to meet a client where he/she is, and to simply […]

My Mother’s Death / My Father’s Resurrection

May 13, 2016 Stanley Siegel 0

This morning my mother died. Her death followed a long struggle with several illnesses, all related to smoking during the fifty-three years of her marriage. She began at a time when smoking was fashionable and […]

Never Argue with a Dead Person

March 25, 2015 Editor 2

Children who lose their parents are referred to as orphans. Adults who lose a spouse are referred to as widows or widowers. But what is the term for a parent who loses a child? Indeed, […] […]

Remembering What Is

December 24, 2014 Joey Smith 0

My little dog is very old now. I miss the younger dog, once admired by the likes of Paul McCartney, Kim Basinger, Anne Hathaway, and the steady stream of New York City strollers who have […] […]

Pretty Painted Picture

October 14, 2014 admin 0

When I look in the mirror, I see his face. All his distinct features right there in front of me, staring right back. The deep, dark eyes. The high cheekbones. Sometimes I see the belt […] […]

Nancy Marks’ ‘Intimacy of Memory’ exhibiting in Boston this fall

September 11, 2014 Editor 0

Artist Nancy Marks’ brilliantly crafted work celebrates the personal artifact as an extension of a person, immortalizing those who have passed away through the objects they either used every day or cherished throughout their lives. […] […]

The Intimacy of Memory: A mixed media exhibition on death and remembrance

August 3, 2014 admin 14

The objects we keep are a testament to the depth and breadth of being human and loving. The objects we keep are sacred containers. This body of work seeded itself 15 years ago when the […] […]

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 […] […]

Scenes From A Bed

May 31, 2014 Stanley Siegel 0

A bed is more than a place to rest our weary bodies or have sex with a loved one, casual friend or ourselves. A bed is where we encounter our most intimate relationship– the one […] […]