Is the Evil in Don Draper's Head—Or Beneath His Bed?
So let’s cut to the chase: is Don Draper a murderer?
View ArticleAre We Still A Madonna/Whore Society?
Most women in the early to mid 1960s were treated as second class citizens. They were relegated to “female” jobs like teacher, nurse, or secretary. Are things any different today?
View ArticlePop Culture Gets Philosophical
So, Matthew Weiner is asking all the big questions: are we nothing but a consumer society, morally bankrupt, spiritually empty, valuing money and acquisitions over relationship? Does groupthink always...
View ArticleMothers and Daughters: Stepmothers and Mother Nature
Spoilers! Don't read on unless you have watched this week’s Episode of Mad Men (512 “Commissions and Fees”), in which all eyes are on Lane Pryce. His desperate act—hanging himself in his office after...
View ArticleHow Do First Responders to Unspeakable Tragedies Cope?
The effects of the tragic Boston Marathon explosions and the Newtown school shootings will be with us for years to come.
View ArticleTeens And Technology
Internet predators, social media, and the availability 24/7 of on-line connections may all pose risks to sometimes naive and impulsive teens. But the greatest threat? The teens themselves. Many don't...
View ArticleShould Your Therapist Tweet?
It is sometimes difficult for psychotherapists who use social media channels to navigate the tension between professional and personal personas. Here are a few suggested guidelines.
View ArticleParenting: When Things Go Wrong
Parenting is challenging enough. So what happens when things go awry with the difficult to soothe child?
View ArticleStopping the Cyber Bully
Tools and strategies for stopping cyber-bullies in their tracks.
View ArticleADHD: Not Just For Kids Anymore
Do you have difficulty concentrating? Is it impossible for you to stay on task? You might have Adult ADHD. Read more to find out.
View ArticleIs Technology Ruining Our Lives?
The incursion of technology into our homes means less down time. Smart phones and Blackberries rip into relationships and thwart leisure pursuits. And work/life balance seems to be a thing of the past.
View ArticleKids and Their Phones: A Dangerous Mix
Kids who talked on a cell phone while crossing the street were 43% more likely to come in contact with moving vehicles.
View ArticleHow Do First Responders Cope with Unspeakable Tragedy?
Concerns about the health and welfare of first responders are on the rise.
View ArticleA Psychotherapist's Parenting Secrets
Are psychotherapist-mothers and fathers sitting on a stockpile of parenting secrets?
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