Psychotherapist

When Therapy Came Up Empty

Barry Michels | Posted 05.18.2012

Barry Michels

Most exciting to me, as a therapist, is that my patients not only find that they can solve their problems with the tools, they also discover themselves developing potential they never knew they had.

How To Overcome The #1 Biggest Challenge For Divorcees

Dr. David P. Steinberg | Posted 03.17.2012

Dr. David P. Steinberg

The biggest shock often happens after the separation, when suddenly you find yourself alone in your house or apartment with no children or partner.

Are Liberals Nicer? Maybe Not So Much.

Carol Smaldino | Posted 10.06.2011

Carol Smaldino

If we progressives are to stand for a difference, then we need to learn how to both talk and listen.

Royal Pains/Necessary Roughness: Bright Summer Viewing

Jackie K. Cooper | Posted 08.28.2011

Jackie K. Cooper

Each episode of Royal Pains is a joy to watch. The scripts are well written, the scenery is lush, and the actors are all believable and enjoyable in their roles.

6 Ways To Get More Out Of Your Therapy Session

Dr. John Grohol | Posted 05.25.2011

Dr. John Grohol

A psychotherapist's main job is to act as a guide in your recovery and healing process. They are not there to necessarily give you all the answers, but help you find your own way to those answers.

Falling In Love With Your Psychiatrist

Gary W. Small, M.D. | Posted 11.17.2011

Gary W. Small, M.D.

Falling in love with your psychiatrist can be a normal part of therapy. Known as transference, the patient is transferring feelings she has toward a parent or authority figure, onto the therapist.

Rabbi Dennis Shulman: Battling an "Enemy of the Environment"

Simran Sethi | Posted 05.25.2011

Simran Sethi

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