In the Press: Texting while Driving
I was quoted in an article about the dangers of texting while driving in the September issue of Scholastic Action, a magazine for teens.
Posts from the ‘Opinion’ Category
Aug 16
In the Press: What’s In a Name?
I was quoted in the online magazine Edge New York in a story about the power of language to both liberate and oppress. My quotes are copied here, or follow the link for the full article.
In the Press: Gay Travel Safety
I was quoted in the online magazine EDGE NEW YORK in a story about safety precautions–both practical and emotional–for gay people when traveling. My quotes are copied here, or follow the link for the full article.
In the Press: Psychology Today feature on Bringing Therapy Outdoors
I was quoted in the February 2008 issue of Psychology Today.
In the Press: Psychology Today feature on Group Psychotherapy
I was quoted in the August 2007 issue of Psychology Today: When might group therapy be a better choice than one-on-one counseling? We asked the experts in Psychology Today’s Therapy Directory for their advice.
Empirical Evidence: Psychodynamic & Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Clients have a right to know that the psychotherapy they are engaging in can really work. It can be confusing, however, to sort out the rhetoric, biases, and politics involved in descriptions of the effectiveness of psychotherapy.
College Mental Health: Should Parents be Involved?
The New York Times ran “Off to College Alone, Shadowed by Mental Illness” (12-08-06) and invited reader responses to the question, “Should colleges involve parents in the treatment of their child’s mental illnesses or should the privacy of these young adults be protected?” My response…
Is psychoanalysis ‘good therapy’? A response
Goodtherapy.org is a new site dedicated to non-pathologizing models of psychotherapy. The question came up as to whether psychoanalysis should be included as a “good therapy.” My response follows…
