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A reporter contacted me yesterday for help on a segment on “Pandemic-Era Positivity.” She was looking for non-traditional ways of staying motivated and inspired. She said

Coming as I have from a musical background, the word “virtuosity” brings to my mind the image of a great violinist or pianist; someone who

I was so honored to join the ranks of psychoanalysts like Adam Phillips and Nancy Chodorow for this interview with Christopher Russell at New Books

What prevents you from finding “presence” and being in the present moment? We all know what the problem is: it’s your “ego.” It gets in

This lovely piece was written by Tracey Romero who wanted to know more about how psychoanalysts interpret your coronavirus nightmares…enjoy!! BY TRACEY ROMERO PhillyVoice Staff Psychoanalyst

How important is it to be able to suck up to someone? Very…but probably not in the way you think… By sucking up I mean
Below is my Q&A With Routledge Press, on the eve of publishing The Making of a Psychoanalyst…. In honor of the publication of The Making of

First featured on elephant journal with over 6,000 views… I didn’t become a psychoanalyst overnight… In fact, after 25 years of practice, I’m still learning

Is there really a “secret” to succeeding at your work? And how can a 100-year-old method like psychoanalysis even be relevant to your success? The

The Truth Marriage is an act of courage. Your spouse is very different from you. Being with them is frustrating, disappointing, and worse. Sometimes, it

The Truth Having kids is intense. To begin with, there’s nobody you’ve ever cared so much about. You care for these people with every fiber
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