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Alice Miller

Team Transition

Ira Israel | Posted 03.12.2013 | Healthy Living
Read More: Yoga, Happiness, Esalen, GPS for the Soul, Alice Miller, Mindfulness, Meaningful Life, Authentic Happiness, Buddhism, Intimacy, Abraham Maslow, Deepak Chopra, Love, Transition, Transitions, Emotional Wellness, Healthy Living News
Ira Israel

The Buddha's mandate was to try to end suffering. My goal is much less lofty: to share tools that help people cultivate ease, harmony, peace, love and understanding.

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Alice Miller Saved Many of Us From the Bullying from Within

Carol Smaldino | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: John Bradshaw, Alice Miller, Grief, Bullying, Gloria Steinem, Mourning, Parenting, Self-Esteem, Childhood, Health, Healthy Living News
Carol Smaldino

For those of us who possessed intimate knowledge of her work, Alice Miller was not just an icon of psychological thought, but no less than a key part of our salvation from ourselves.

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How I Found Alice Miller, and Lost Her

Jane Isay | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
Read More: Prisoners of Childhood, Books, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, The Drama of the Gifted Child, Alice Miller, Books News
Jane Isay

I can contribute some detail about Alice Miller's life and the American publication of The Drama of the Gifted Child. I was her editor.

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Who Abused the Child-Abusing Priests?

Barry Yourgrau | Posted 05.25.2011 | Religion
Read More: Catholic Church, Child Abuse, Alice Miller, Pedophilia, Religion News
Barry Yourgrau

Those who study the ways of child abuse, like the pyschologist Alice Miller, tell us that adults who abuse children were themselves usually abused as ...

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Do You Hate Your Body?

Colleen Perry | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Needs, Alice Miller, Dieting, Chronic Dieting, People Pleasing, How to Stop Dieting, Self Acceptance, 12steps, Compassionate Communication, Submission, Rebellion, Self Love, Passive Agression, Passive Agressive Behavior, Healthy Living News
Colleen Perry

For the many of us, saying "no" means risking the discontent, anger, or judgment of others. We learned to say "yes" to avoid the guilt or negative consequence of saying "no."

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