Dwelling Beyond the Last Word
My mother is 86 and lives in assisted living with her husband. Her cognitive functions, especially her short-term memory, are [...]
My mother is 86 and lives in assisted living with her husband. Her cognitive functions, especially her short-term memory, are [...]
Mood is central to our way of engaging with the world and with ourselves. Often in psychiatry we think of [...]
Journaling is an accepted intervention in several psychotherapies, such as in cognitive-behavior therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, exposure therapy, psychodynamic therapy, [...]
I had a wonderful conversation with a colleague who I’ve known for many years at our recent Child and Adolescent [...]
I received a request from a resident to “explain psychotherapy in a big picture way.” Haha. Sounds like fun. I [...]
Take a centering moment before every patient appointment. Stand there alone in the hall or your office, for the length [...]