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Addiction: A Nonlinear Path to Recovery

May 13, 2016 Alyssa Siegel 0

Like many counselors fresh out of school, I began my practice in the field of addiction where the rate of burnout for a therapist is high. Addiction counseling is demanding and the prospect of successful […]

Slippery Icons a Conversation with Catherine Opie

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 1

Psychology Tomorrow Magazine’s Art Curator, Matthew Kyba, in a phone conversation with Catherine Opie about her practice. Please find their edited interview, touching on topics of sexuality, identity, contemporary photography, and her historic work. What are […]

DISCOurse, 2013—present

December 24, 2014 admin 0

In a mirror queerness can hide. Even with the advantage of a rear view, queer’s reflection may not necessarily appear queer. Unlike the way skin color, for example, is always revealed. What the ‘straight’ mirror […] […]

How Old Are You Really?

December 24, 2014 Stanley Siegel 2

Once, when I was visiting my daughter in Portland, Oregon, I boarded a street car on my way the Pearl District to visit an art gallery where I’d also planned to meet a friend. Anxious […] […]

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 […] […]

Becoming WOMAN: The (Marilyn) Monroe Doctrine

October 14, 2014 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 2

Yes, the Monroe Doctrine: Marilyn, the icon of femininity, the early feminist and woman all of us know, whom many wanted to be, some shunned, and others sexualized and objectified. Marilyn is the woman that […] […]

Choosing Motherhood

October 14, 2014 Alyssa Siegel 3

When I learned that the focus of this month’s issue was going to be on women, I knew that I wanted to write about how motherhood impacts a woman’s identity. But clarifying what aspects of […] […]

Contemplacion: Art out of civil war-torn El Salvador

October 14, 2014 admin 0

As a first generation Salvadoran-American, historical collective memory is the prime influence and inspiration for my work. Every face, every voice, and every hand holds a story. Through art one can rediscover what has been […] […]

Let Loose Your Fashion: NYC Fashion Week Event

October 14, 2014 Adam A. Neal 0

“Given enough paint, paper and permission, there’s no telling where we might end up…” – Bill Hayward As a kick-off to Fashion Week 2014 befitting the alternative thinkers of Psychology Tomorrow Magazine, the High Line Hotel in […] […]

Magdalena Bak-Maier, PhD – How labels can erode our humanity

July 31, 2014 Editor 1

Labels: We all have them and use them. One of my clients, a visionary leader focused on eradicating mental blindness, works tenaciously to help raise awareness and change how companies deal with diversity. In fact, […]