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The Old Country

May 13, 2016 Anonymous 0

Family habits are hard to quit. Cycles move through us and are passed down; we all carry our own portion of psychological damage, the inherited limitations that shape our existence. Our individual share of what […]

How Anger Can Heal Us

August 3, 2014 Stanley Siegel 6

Anger, generally considered the most forbidden and primal of all emotions, is more accurately the most complex, nuanced, and misunderstood, particularly by mental health professionals. Anger has positive psychological and social purposes that range from […] […]

The Healing Power of Fiction

August 3, 2014 admin 3

Interview with: Lucy Horner, author of Tolstoy Therapy: A Fiction Prescription Q: Your book, Tolstoy Therapy: A Fiction Prescription, is a beautiful narration of both your own and other people’s healing experiences through the technique […] […]

Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy: Healing Past Injuries, Pain, and Mind-body Conditions

August 3, 2014 admin 3

“Do you have any residual pain from work, automobile, or surgery-related injuries?” This question on my client intake form can lead me to aspects of pain and healing that I have encountered, but have not […] […]

The Cuddler

May 31, 2014 Anonymous 1

Yes, I Paid a Woman to Cuddle With Me In my mind’s eye, I am backstage behind a curtain while Oprah tells her studio audience they are about to meet a man who paid a […] […]

Graceful Guidelines for Sexual Healing

May 31, 2014 admin 6

Most people in the “recovery” or “therapy” process yearn for sexual healing. I make this statement as a therapist and as a human being who has facilitated myself and many others on the journey. Sexual […] […]

Sexual Honesty: A Challenging and Empowering Journey

May 31, 2014 admin 10

Finding a path to authentic expression of your most taboo sexual desire, from a place where it had been kept secret, is an empowering and healing journey. I had a new client recently who confessed how […] […]

Sheri Heller, LCSW – Let the Phoenix Rise!

May 15, 2014 Editor 1

Rev. Sheri Heller, LCSW (Psychology Tomorrow Blog) is the creator of the Sistah Tribe-Phoenix Project, a therapeutic theater event consisting of performance, debriefing and comprehensive workshops designed to inspire and encourage healing for at-risk underserved […]

Jessica Hubbard – Why Logic is Not God: And Neither Is Education

February 24, 2014 Editor 6

“It is always safe to assume, not that the old way is wrong, but that there might be a better way.” I feel strongly that reason is a tool. A valuable tool when used correctly. […]

Tracy Shawn – Why a Novel About Anxiety?

February 15, 2014 Editor 2

Years ago, I was sitting alongside other budding novelists in an ongoing writing class, rapt attention on the much-revered teacher. She asked each of us to share what our novels-in-progress were about. Trying to the […]