I wrote recently (A unique and shining moment…) of observing something very encouraging and informative – the positive effect on persons of color of the election of Barack Obama to the Presidency of the United States. Of course it’s had a positive effect of many of the rest of us as well, and I honestly [...]
Archive for January, 2009
:: Prerequisites to Pride – why VISIBLE diversity in achievement is so important
Posted in achievement, children, encouragement, mental health, self-esteem, thinking / cognition on 2009 January 19 | Leave a Comment »
:: Leaving therapy – so what’s the problem?
Posted in choice, clients - customers, mental health, psychotherapy, relationship, self-esteem, termination of therapy, women on 2009 January 15 | 4 Comments »
By at least a ten to one margin, the most read and commented-upon post to this blog is my August 1, 2007 End times: Coming to the end of psychotherapy. I had not expected this, when I published the piece. Originally written to help one of my clients sort out their thinking as they came to [...]
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