Inside and outside of the psychotherapy office, it’s not unusual to hear someone say, “The past is in the past.”

I met Elizabeth Dickson in the mid-1990’s and her impact on my life and career has been beyond measurable. The

How pleasantly surprised I was recently to see Irvin Yalom's article in the New York Times' Sunday Review section. Reading

Emotional creativity involves relating to your own negative emotional reactions as raw material with which to build and create. Once

There's a particular challenge to discussing emotional needs in therapy with men because our social conditioning so often idealizes being

Far too many people have learned to automatically and habitually give away their personal power. Without realizing what they’re doing,