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Dr. Paul Dunion – Trouble With Taboo

October 9, 2015 Editor 1

All through history there have been shamans, medicine men, priests, witch doctors and mental health professionals deciding what is normal and what is taboo. There are times when we ascribe the description of taboo to […]

Sex in Prison: 50 Shades Of Sexuality

October 2, 2015 Steven P. Arthur 3

Human sexuality is as fascinating as it is complex. This complexity is due, in large part, to its pliability and ever expanding diversity. Even what is considered “normal” by social and moral standards varies with […] […]

Prison Currency’s Glass Ceiling

June 8, 2015 Steven P. Arthur 1

Money and sex seem to be the most prevalent themes within entertainment, reflecting the focus of our society. Money allows the owner of that currency a wide range of freedom and choice in all arenas […] […]

Intuitive Flow Through Artwork

August 3, 2014 Giora Carmi 0

In 2002, I went back to school for Art Therapy at NYU. I immediately saw that basing art therapy on psychoanalysis, which is the common practice, was a mistake. Psychoanalysis is basically a thinking system. […] […]

Figures in Flight

June 11, 2012 Anne Pyburn Craig 1

A Modern Choreographer Jumps the Prison Wall! […]