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Article May 1, 1995

Wild Boy

Helping Touretters Manage the Unique Chaos of Their Lives

In the Middle Ages, Gregory Lynn would have been considered possessed by demons. Today, he's diagnosed with a profound neurochemical imbalance called... Read more

Magazine Archive May 1, 1987

Coming of age

The Therapist at Mid-Career
Magazine Archive March 1, 1989

The Ethical Therapist

It's Hard to be a White Knight in a Grey World
Article March 1, 1994

Following the Money

Why fewer and fewer men are becoming therapists.

If the male perspective is lost entirely from our profession, the culture will once again see emotional work as women's work, and I think we all will lose Read more

Article May 1, 1997

New Science for Psychotherapy

Can we predict how therapy will progress?

Psychologists Robert-Jay Green and Paul D. Werner of the California School of Professional Psychology insist that family therapists who don't rethink their... Read more

Article May 29, 1996

Breathing Room

Creating a Zone of Safety and Connection for Angry Black Teens

Therapy is about healing and also about promoting connection. The healing starts when we lance the wounds our clients bring in, help them vent their pain and... Read more

Magazine Archive November 1, 1982

The Big Squeeze Is On

Family Therapy in the 1980s
Magazine Archive September 1, 1983
Magazine Archive January 1, 1988

Confronting the Specter of AIDS

What Do Therapists Have to Offer?
Magazine Archive January 1, 1997

Uncommon Sense

Reviving Ophelia's Mary Pipher helps families stay sane in a crazy world
Magazine Archive March 1, 1988

The Great Cover-Up

Sexuality and the Family
Magazine Archive May 1, 1995

The Last Word

How did DSM become psychotherapy's highest authority?
Article May 1, 1994

Solutions to Everything

Life can be sweet just play it by the numbers Read more

Book January 13, 2026

What to Do When You Have a Tricky, Sticky, Picky Brain

OCD is a trickster – but kids don’t have to play by its rules. What do you do when your child has a “tricky, sticky, picky” brain? The... Read more

Book February 10, 2026

Overcoming Self-Abandonment

You’ve been everything to everyone. You hustle, overdeliver, say yes when you mean no, and carry the emotional weight of everyone around you... Read more

Magazine Archive May 1, 1994

Mending Marriages

What's Really Best for the Children?
Magazine Archive November 1, 1992
Article May 16, 1988

Bringing Up Father

How My Children Taught Me the Secret of Fatherhood

When author Frank Pittman became a father, he discovered that the childhood absence of his own father left him with no idea how to relate to his kids. This... Read more

Article September 1, 1994

Turning Down the Temperature

Handling one of marriage's most explosive crises

How to cool down the temperature with couples facing the crisis of infidelity. Read more

Article September 1, 1994

Swallowed Alive

Not surprisingly, almost nothing makes children, including adolescents, feel as insecure and adrift as parents who also feel insecure and adrift, tossed by... Read more

Article July 1, 1994

The Ache for Home

Cutting through the isolation of our self-declared tribes Read more

Magazine Archive April 1, 1980
Article July 1, 1994

Short Story

Driving in the Breakdown Lane

Some things just can't be fixed. Read more

Magazine Archive January 1, 1984
Article May 1, 1994

Long-Distance Therapy

Helping an isolated family heal their trauma

From the May/June 1994 issue IN THE SPRING OF 1991, MY MOTHER, A MENNONITE AND a nurse-midwife, called me from rural Pennsylvania. “Can you give... Read more

Magazine Archive November 1, 1981
Magazine Archive July 1, 1981
Magazine Archive November 1, 1980
Article July 1, 1995

Friendship with a Price Tag?

What does account for a goodly chunk of the positive change that clients experience from therapy, the outcome research shows, is the time-honored therapeutic... Read more