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    The Futility of Psychotherapy: APA Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men II.

    The Futility of Psychotherapy: APA Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men II.

    Out Like a Lamb Gore Vidal once said that since it is power, not sex, that is the true motor to human life, young people no longer...
    Psychotherapy Emasculated: APA Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men I.

    Psychotherapy Emasculated: APA Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Boys and Men I.

    The Ides of March My father once told me he didn’t know how a boy became a man without the experience of combat. I’m sure he never wished...
    Monkey Mind II: Mysticism, Childhood, and Mental Health

    Monkey Mind II: Mysticism, Childhood, and Mental Health

    "Invention, it must be humbly admitted, does not consist in creation out of void, but out of chaos." -- Mary Shelley We are all mystics...
    Monkey Mind I: Subjectivity and the Brain's Default Mode Network

    Monkey Mind I: Subjectivity and the Brain's Default Mode Network

    So, what do you think about when you’re not thinking about anything else? Where does your mind go when it isn’t busy with goal-directed...
    Crying and Laughing

    Crying and Laughing

    “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” Psalm 30:5 Yes, things can often look much better in the morning, and...
    Bad Boys

    Bad Boys

    So what’s the appeal of bad boys? Let’s be clear that the real “bad boys,” are the ones who have failed, the incarcerated felons, the...
    Your Guts

    Your Guts

    I’ve been told that leaving academia when I did, at the relatively tender age of 63, and at the top of my scholarly and teaching game,...
    How We Know Ourselves: d. Intimately

    How We Know Ourselves: d. Intimately

    There is a real paradox in intimate relationships. No one wants to be alone, but for someone to be really with you, especially to be a...
    How We Fool Ourselves

    How We Fool Ourselves

    Knowing ourselves must surely include knowing not only that but how much our very sense of ourselves is a “mythic reality” by which we...
    How We Know Ourselves: c. In the World

    How We Know Ourselves: c. In the World

    We know our bodies intimately. It is through our bodies and our nervous systems that we are aware of and come to know anything at all....
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