Fred Wistow
Fred Wistow is a former contributing editor to the Psychotherapy Networker and lives in New York City.
Contributed by Fred Wistow
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Turns in the Road
Highlights from the Networker Journey
Out of all the hundreds and hundreds of articles that have appeared in the Networker over the past four decades, we’ve chosen a small sampling that captures the magazine’s most journalistic side, conveying not so much the eternal verities of our profession, but the sense of reading a first draft of the field’s history. Among other things, you’ll find therapeutic methods that, as exciting as they seemed at the moment, didn’t stand the test of time as well as initial forays into discussing complex issues we’re still struggling with today. We’ve also added in a few examples of writing so immediate and compelling that they have an air of timelessness. Prepare yourself for an interesting journey. Read More
Caught in a Web
A World Where Life Is Always Elsewhere
Every day, every moment, we must wade through the flood of incoming alerts and emails urgently demanding our time and attention, all the while knowing that there’s an infinite ocean of stuff online that waits for us at all hours to stick our toe in so that it may then slowly begin to swallow us up . . . until we drown. Read More
Black Unlike Me
Some Uncomfortable Reflections on Growing Up White
Creatures of Habit
Do We Really Choose How We Live Our Lives?
Nothing Like Willy Loman?
A Classic Play Still Casts a Haunting Spell
Movie Magic
The Search for Transcendence in a Celluloid World