Schematic Presentation of the Process by which Dual Relationships in Group Therapy can produce Iatrogenic Treatment Reactions
The ethical and clinical hazards of dual relationships. Dual relationships [...]
The Key To A Successful Relationship Is the Willingness To Put Yourself in Your Partner’s Shoes
It's called empathy. Some people have a natural proclivity for it; that's a [...]
Through My Mother’s Eyes–Cataracts And All
My mother was an expert at knitting and crocheting. In her [...]
Is Group Psychotherapy Inherently Unethical?
The other day, I received a call from a colleague [...]
The Emotional Inheritance Made Worse By An Intrusive Therapist
As devastating as a loss of a parent can be, [...]
Two Different Paternal Moments on the Subway
This past Saturday, while waiting for the downtown E train [...]
“The Conspiracy of Silence in Group Psychotherapy” — Lives On!’
Yesterday, I was informed that my proposal to present my [...]
The Ultimate End of Treatment
I found out on New Year’s Eve Day that my [...]
Siblings in Group Therapy
It seems to me odd that there is very little [...]
The Fallout in my groups after writing a book about my own group therapy experience
Werner Heisenberg in his work with quantum mechanics noticed that [...]
WHAT TO LOOK FOR AND WHAT TO AVOID IN FINDING A SHRINK
When looking for a therapist, many people are drawn to [...]
Ethics and Boundaries
Over the past 25 years, I have written numerous articles [...]
When it Comes to Group Therapy–It’s All About Boundaries
Not long ago,and at the insistence of his girlfriend who [...]
Molly O’Shields
Years ago Peggy Bice and I wrote a pilot for a [...]