The Book of Human Emotions: An Encyclopedia of Feeling From Anger to Wanderlust is a collection of essays around specific emotions. This is a fun read
The Righteous Mind and Why We Can’t Discuss Politics
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Six Pieces of Advice For Students and Parents Nervous About Starting School: Number Five Is Experimental!
For school staff, mid August starts to feel like we have to bring a very large plane carrying precious cargo in for a landing. It's exciting
Why Siblings Make The Ultimate Lie Detectors: Therapeutic Implications
About fifteen years ago, an outstanding adjunct professor started class by passing out a worksheet. Three icons were vertically placed on the paper: a
The Brick: Take Aways From A Social Media Experiment On Myself
Approximately 14 hours prior to drafting this blog post, an unbelievable moment occurred in American history. This event could serve as an
Even A Cactus Needs Water: Counseling Guys
Recently, I presented at a conference about working in a female-dominated field as a man for nearly 17 years. As a guy surrounded by so many women
The Plumbers: A Metaphor For Therapy
"Mom! The sink is clogged again." It actually had been clogged for several weeks in a row. Draining receded until it stopped completely. With
Regulating Our Emotions With Thoughts: Bad Advice, Better Advice
One interesting paradox about the human experience is just how captivated we can get when something bothers us. It is all too easy skip the
Captain Your Ship With Compassion
"Compassion is not sharing in the grief of others. It really is this warm and expansive feeling of wanting to help and wishing others well. It is