Accepting the Truth about Ourselves Another Session in Confession
Considering the amount of time I spend confessing my mistakes and shortcomings in therapy, I often think the doc missed his true calling. And therapy would definitely be easier if I could ...
A Shakespearean Tragedy in Houston A Tragic Tale of Self Betrayal
Polonius, a character in Shakespeare's "Hamlet," once remarked, "To thine own self be true." Four hundred years later, a tragic story unfolded on the world scene, with Ken Lay in ...
10 Things You Might Not Know About Mental Health In the vein of figuring out what life is all about in this world, it sometimes helps to have "cheat sheets." Financial planners do this, programmers do this, managers do this, engineers all do this ...
Web 2.0: Consistency, Relevancy and Reliability Implications for Health and Mental Health Information Online
I've seen this question from varying folks over the past year or so as the next obvious evolution in the "tagging" craze -- "Why don't we just ...
