One of the great joys of therapy is the opportunity to listen and think. Invited to witness the seemingly tiny, gigantic steps in the evolution of our species, I’ve got the best seat in the house. In this section, I share my reflections on the work of therapy and the joys and sorrows of living. I’d love to hear what you have to say.
So comment away!
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Personal Reflections On Living A Life
Poem: Shofar In The Death Camps
Personal Reflections At The Junction Of Love, Life, The Bible, & Culture
For Parshat Toldot: A Refuge In The Storm
For Parshat Chayai Sarah: The Vision Thing
For Parshat VaYayra: Mountains As The Props Of Human Evolution
Healing Shame: A Chassidic Approach
Prayer From The Bones: Reflections On Prayer, Suffering & Ecstasy
The Deal: A Jewish Prayer For The Insomniac
Reflections On Cognitive Therapy And Its Practice
Cognitive Therapy Pearls Reflections on cognition, cognitive therapy & its practice
What The Cognitive Therapist Needs To Know About Case Conceptualization & Cybernetics
What The Cognitive Therapist Needs To Know About Naive Realism
What The Cognitive Therapist Needs To Know About Solopsism
What the Cognitive Therapist Needs To Know About Trance States