Crazy Like a Fox
Remembering Carl WhitakerWhen Carl Whitaker died at age 83 on April 21st of this year after a long illness, it might be said that the therapy world lost its oldest, wisest and most... Read more
Surviving the Revolution
The adaptations necessary to make it in the competitive world of managed care go against many therapists' psychological grain. Read more
The Cross-Currents of Multiculturalism
Of course, not everyone's quarrel with PC is the same. Read more
Fierce Creatures
How I nearly lost my innocence in La-La LandFrom the May/June 1997 issue I have just completed my first, and very likely my last, close encounter with the fierce business that has occupied my... Read more
Truth and Reconciliation?
Healing the wounds of apartheidFrom the May/June 1997 issue “Ordinary South Africans are determined that the past be known, the better to insure that it is not repeated... Read more
Miniature Roses
A therapist finally makes the long journey home"Mom, I think it's time to really forgive you, and maybe even me. But I'm still mad. I just don't know how to let go of it. Believe it or not, I've been trying... Read more
Why Marriages Fail
Some intriguing findings refute popular myths about marriage. Read more
Everyday Heroes
Witnessing the strength and beauty of old ageA new best-seller turns old age into another version of youth. Read more
Too Great a Price
From the July/August 1994 issue WHEN I WAS 15 YEARS OLD, MY FRIEND CAROL TALKED ME into going to a dance at our high school. Of course, we had... Read more
Duty of Care
From the July/August 1994 issue IN A WIDELY PUBLICIZED TRIAL last May anxiously followed by therapists around the country, a jury in Napa County... Read more
Getting Well in the Fast Lane
Therapy on the information highway a strange fiction based on a stranger reality. Article first published in the September/October 1994 issue. TODAY, IN THE... Read more