Lindsey Walker, LMFTA – Real Girl vs. False Self
This girl is there. She (if she is real) was present for the photograph. The image is blurry. Blurry enough so that the spontaneity of genuine human expression is masked – we are not quite […]
Self
Alyssa K. Siegel, MS, LPC – Daughter Div.ided: A Bi-Coastal Divorce
I am a deeply divided human being. Those who have known me longest have known this best. I have grappled with this throughout my life, at times calling this way of being flexible. At others, […]
Velleda C. Ceccoli PhD – On Seismic Activity: And the Disruption of the Self
In my work as a psychoanalyst I spend much of my time in areas of experience that tend to be de-stabilizing to our sense of personal integrity and unity. I am speaking here of those […]
Alyssa K. Siegel, MS, LPC – The Introvert’s Dilemma
From the tone of my column (The Dance of Therapy) one might be led to believe that I am an extrovert but it isn’t so. I am a proud, card-carrying member of the introvert’s club. […]