The Latest Wow: Teenage Daughters Trigger Psychosis in Their Mothers
I know this is true, not because I had daughters–I had sons–but because I had a mother, and I know what I did to her. She vented about it regularly. Well, now that I’m a therapist, I hear other mothers vent. Just like my mother, I’m certain they can’t help themselves. They must vent. Maybe […]
Love Shouldn’t be a Prison, and True Love Isn’t
I like this quote: “Making marriage work is like operating a farm. You have to start all over again each morning.” — Anonymous One thing that assures a long-lasting relationship is kindness—each partner treating the other with the same respect, courtesy and gentleness that characterized their mode of relating in the […]
The Sickness That Affects So Many
I found this article on childhood sexual abuse to be so impactful I just had to share: Thank you for your willingness to share this very personal trauma. May your strength, honesty and courage be contagious. Salee Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
Different Shades of Love
In keeping with my virgin techie status, I’m a bit late to the Facebook party…. I got my Facebook page up right before my first blog the other day, but I didn’t get a link to it set up on here till later. So you’ll notice the addition of that little widget over there on […]
Close Your Eyes and Jump!
As a therapist, I know that I often encourage my clients to try things that feel foreign to them. You have no idea how foreign this is for me! I am a real, dyed-in-the-wool, genuine technophobe. C’mon, I check my email twice a week! True story, sometime back a client sent me an email requesting an […]