A Therapist’s Thoughts on Coronavirus, Parenting, & Mental Health
As the world wobbles on its axis, I’ve taken a few minutes to jot down my thoughts on how people can cope emotionally as the
As the world wobbles on its axis, I’ve taken a few minutes to jot down my thoughts on how people can cope emotionally as the
Since I opened my practice 12 years ago, I’ve found that the frequency of cutting among teens comes and goes. My experience is that it’s
One of my earliest memories is of lying on my stomach on my parents’ bed and watching Wilt Chamberlain playing for the Lakers on a
“Hey dad, are you going to coach our basketball practice today?” Without thinking about it, I told him I would. He gave the immediate, enthusiastic,
When we think about REALLY helping people, we often think on a grand scale. There have been plenty of natural disasters this year, and there
With Impeachment and Thanksgiving coming at the same time of the year, there is plenty of room for partisan fireworks with your family and friends.
In my last blog, 5 therapists share their #1 tip for couples, I shared the secret weapon of some of my favorite couples’ counselors. This
The primary intent of my blog has been to advise parents on how best to navigate the world of parenting adolescents. In this entry, I’m
Sometimes paperwork gets buried. When the Department of Justice gets involved, paperwork sometimes gets filed away and buried really deeply. But after 8 weeks my
And the Dodgers lost AGAIN. And I’m sad. Pretty damn sad. But I’m trying to bounce back. My parents moved to D.C. a couple years
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