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Article January 1, 2009

From the Editor: January/February 2009

Central to therapy is the experience of being intensely alive to the face-to-faceness of the clinical encounter. Read more

Article January 1, 2009

When "Them" Become "Us"

Crossing the great divide of otherness

The creation of "the other" is the dynamic at the heart of racism, sexism, homophobia, and persecution. The first step in altering that dynamic is the struggle... Read more

Article January 1, 2009

Tell Me a Story

As Hollywood Goes Postmodern, Has Narrative Become Passé?

If you're like me, you've noticed that movies don't make as much sense as they used to. Nevertheless, I suspect that there's still an audience somewhere out... Read more

Article January 1, 2009

Finding the Pulse

Lived Experience in Psychotherapy

Helping clients to fully live their lives often means inviting them to notice how their bodies are contradicting what their psyches are telling them. Read more

Article January 1, 2009

The Non-Remembrance of Things Past

Has your memory become erratic, unreliable, fuzzy at the edges, or nowhere to be found, like those barely remembered dreams that wriggle out of your grasp in... Read more

Article January 1, 2009

Alone without Loneliness

Discovering the satisfactions of single-womanhood

A young woman who's on her own for the first time discovers the difference between being alone and being lonely. Read more

Article January 1, 2009

It's No Accident

Applying mindfulness behind the wheel

A book about the psychology of driving teaches us why the seemingly safest roads can be the deadliest. Read more

Article January 1, 2009

Letting Go

Absence can make the heart grow wiser

When it comes to parenting a difficult child, absence can make the heart grow wiser. Read more

Magazine Archive January 1, 2009

Face to Face

The art of connection in the age of Screenworld
Article December 30, 2008

Visionary or Voodoo?

Daniel Amen's Crusade Has Some Neuroscientists Up in Arms

What's made Daniel Amen such a lightning rod within the world of academic neuroscience and psychiatry? Read more

Article November 26, 2008

The Divided Self

Inside the World of 21st Century Teens

For decades before and after World War II, children all over the United States hung out, had slumber parties, made crank phone calls, and played sports... Read more

Article November 26, 2008

Lost in Electronica

Today's Media Culture is Leaving Boys at a Loss for Words

The consolation prize for boys who feel deeply but can't express or even decipher their own emotions is the universe of "electronica," a womb of... Read more

Article November 10, 2008

10 Best-Ever Anxiety-Management Techniques

There are Effective Alternatives to Medication

“I don’t think I want to live if I have to go on feeling like this.” I hear this remark all too often from anxiety sufferers. They say it... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

The Bridge

Facing disaster in your own backyard

When disaster strikes close to home, the emotional shock waves make business as usual impossible for both therapists and clients. Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Enlisting the ODD Child

How to move beyond the power struggle

Helping kids with ODD begins with getting past the many myths surrounding the disorder. Read more

Article November 1, 2008

More than Just Frivolity

Joel and Ethan Coen Give Us the Antidote to the Happy Ending

The Coen brothers specialize in redefining the rules of whatever movie genre they happen to be subverting. Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Breaking Through

Poet David Whyte Invites Us to the Edge of Discovery

Poet David Whyte offers an idiosyncratic fusion of verse, myth, story, and personal charisma, demonstrating to audiences all over the world that psychology... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

From Intention to Action

Following through on a $50 impulse

Each year, thousands of poor Nepalese girls "disappear" from their villages. On an impulse, an American therapist winds up devoting himself to ending these... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Beyond the Consulting Room

Therapists as catalysts of social change

Too much is at stake these days for us to take refuge in our practices after the election. In such challenging times, therapists need to create for themselves... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

The Grandma Mantra

A guide to keeping peace in the family

It's the wise grandparent who knows how to avoid the potential tug-of-war over who knows most about bringing up children. Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Journey to Rwanda

A therapist confronts the unthinkable

Some years ago, Rwanda was the hellish scene of one of the most ferocious genocides in history. A therapist who traveled there reports on what it's like to... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Fantasy in Couples Therapy

Is encouraging sexual fantasies playing with fire?

Many therapists assume that if they help couples improve their relationships, the improvement will naturally lead to a rewarding erotic life. But what if... Read more

Article November 1, 2008

Looking for 'There' There

Making sense of the claims for mind-body medicine

The story of mind-body medicine is full of tales of overpromising results. Read more

Magazine Archive November 1, 2008

Now What?

Putting therapy skills to work in our post-election world
Article October 19, 2008

The Female Brain

Understanding the Neural Marinade; Controversy over gender differences and the brain Read more

Article October 19, 2008

Fostering the Moral Imagination

Empathy is a radical act

In a world where differences between people have become increasingly demonized, more than ever, the therapist's job is to help people expand their circle of... Read more

Article October 18, 2008

Night Visions

A History of Last Night’s Dream: Discovering the Hidden Path to the Soul Rodger Kamenetz HarperOne. 256 pp. ISBN: 978-0-06-057583-0 Throughout history... Read more

Article October 18, 2008

Editor's Note: September/October 2008

Our growing understanding of the brain offers the tantalizing promise of an entirely different kind of relationship with ourselves, as we, quite literally, get... Read more

Article October 18, 2008

Going Home Again

A late-life lesson in love

It’s difficult to describe my shock as my mother opens the front door and ushers me into the house of my youth. She’s aged-shrunken, with poorly... Read more

Article October 18, 2008

Too Much of a Good Thing?

Risk-averse parents do their children no favors

Q: I’m seeing more parents who live in safe, middle-class communities and protect their children from every imaginable risk. Is this another form of... Read more

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