Becoming Safer
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I have been leading groups for many years. When the session is over and all the members are gone, I sit in my cozy red
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I have been leading groups for many years. When the session is over and all the members are gone, I sit in my cozy red
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I will tell you something about stories [he said] They aren’t just entertainment. Don’t be fooled. They are all we have you see, all
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As young children we are replete with impressions, needs and affective responses, ( feeling states). We play in the ambiance of literal and non-literal descriptors
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In the previous post I offered a poem by Gwendolyn Brooks. This poem is a a supplication, inviting us to gather up the parts of
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Infirm Everybody here Is infirm. Everybody here is infirm. Oh. Mend me. Mend me. Lord. Today I Say to them Say to them say
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“Everybody here Is infirm. Everybody here is infirm. Oh. Mend me. Mend me. Lord.Today I Say to them Say to them say to them, Lord:
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Often patients come to me worried about the turmoil of the world. It seems like there is less illusion of security. So how do we
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Some years ago I was sitting amongst a group of meditators anticipating the arrival of the Vietnamese Buddhist Monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. For years
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I recall an evening session in one of the creative psychotherapy groups I ostensibly lead. I insert ostensibly because this was one of those
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After so many years practicing as a psychotherapist, there is a necessary artfulness to continually instill my work with alive presence. One of the reliable