I’m Uncomfortably Numb When I was supervising students in the Couple and Family Therapy program at The University of Maryland in the Fall of 2017, I had a slightly disturbing
Please watch this before you read my article. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxvxYoATF2E Folks – I’m going to try very hard to stay in my swim lane on this one. But there is just
Locating Our Place in History Many mental health blogs focus on the holidays this time of year. The stress of getting together with relatives around the holidays has been covered before (and
How Can Democracies Fail? After listening to an episode of The Waking Up Podcast with Sam Harris, I felt compelled to share the important message that his guest Timothy Snyder
Disclaimer – Psychotherapists tend to strongly recommend against publishing an article of this nature, due to the fact that it could impact the therapeutic relationship with current clients. Having already disclosed
By Robin Smith – Updated 12:06 PM ET, Fri July 15, 2016 After a week where many in the country are left shaking their heads, wondering why we can’t seem
Most, if not all of you know by now about the controversial House Bill 2, better know as the “Bathroom Bill” that passed in North Carolina in late March. The
