Blog Posts
Is An Angry Reaction A Choice?
Can a person choose to not have an angry reaction although experiencing the feeling of anger? Yes. Is an angry reaction a choice? Yes. Is anger bad? No, anger in
National Review Online- Risk Mismanagement Psychoanlyzed
From the lens of a psychotherapist, National Review Online provided its readers with what I consider an article of value. The article is entitled: Risk Mismanagement. I enjoy the smooth
APPS That Help Couples, Relationships, And Marriages
Women’s Health Magazine asked for my perspective as a marriage therapist and relationship expert if there are APPS that can truly help couples, relationships, and marriages. In my opinion, there
Working Mothers Taking Time Away From Their Family For Themselves
The question recently posed to me by ABC’s Good Morning America, as a marriage and family therapist and expert in mental health and wellness includes; is it acceptable for working
Domestic Violence & Jared Remy
Domestic violence and Jared Remy – is the topic discussed on FOX News Boston this morning where I shared my insights from the psychotherapy angle. During a LIVE on air
4 Focus Points for Auto Purchases After Divorce
The automobile industry is notorious for being an exclusive boy’s club. And gender has been known to play a role in taking advantage of customers during car sales and repair
Suicide And Reality Stars – A Concerning Trend?
Suicide and reality stars- the list as I currently have to date includes: 14 adult reality TV stars have committed suicide since 2005. In looking at the time line it
Mothers Alone With Their Babies – Kate & George, Kim & North – 7 Insights
Being a new mom feels overwhelming. If this statement you identify with, then you are not alone. Especially mothers who are alone with their babies early on, it is not
Marijuana & Food Stamps – Creating A Dependent Culture Psychoanalyzed
Dependency, reliance, de-motivation, addiction -these 4 words are the result of the culture we are creating. Provided below are two specifics that I am drawing the direct line between decisions