Archive for May, 2013

• Clinicians on the Couch: 10 Questions with Psychologist Linda Hatch
  Our monthly series delves into the personal and professional lives of clinicians from all over the U.S. ...
• Book Review: Mania
  The Beat Generation of the 1950s was part of an extremely controversial cultural phenomenon that continues to influence us to this day. Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, and other members of this counterculture ...
• Strategies for Improving the Cognitive Symptoms of Depression
  “The texture of a depressed person’s brain functioning is that it’s operating in a depleted way,” according to ...
• Using Mindfulness to Approach Chronic Pain
  When we’re in pain, we want it to go away. Immediately. And that’s understandable. Chronic pain is frustrating and debilitating, ...
• 10 Tips for the Best Mothering & Self-Love
  The idea of self-love and self-nurturing baffles most people, especially codependents, who by and large ...
• Happy Mother’s Day to Moms with Kids with Special Needs
  A recent TV ad says it all. It follows a mom ...
• Right Now Enough is Enough! Overcoming Addictions & Bad Habits for Good
  As someone who has battled substance abuse, I was curious as to how a book could help the reader “overcome” addiction in a matter of 30 days or less. This undertaking, in Right Now Enough is Enough, ...
• Things I Wish I’d Known: Cancer Caregivers Speak Out
  This is truly a book I wish I’d had years ago. The aptly-titled Things I Wish I’d Known: Cancer Caregivers Speak Out, by Deborah J. Cornwall, is a welcome resource for those struggling to help the people ...
• Book Review: Beyond the Ego
  Sometimes a self-help book tries to be too many things. Beyond the Ego: Where Love, Joy, and Peace of Mind Await You, may be one of them. Written by David Mutchler, an author described as having earned ...
• The Cognitive Symptoms of Depression
  The cognitive symptoms of depression tend to receive less attention than other symptoms of this difficult illness. Namely, symptoms such ...