
The Kids Aren’t Alright
For most of my career as a therapist, my work has been about empowerment. Helping people find their voice, trust their perceptions, set boundaries, and

For most of my career as a therapist, my work has been about empowerment. Helping people find their voice, trust their perceptions, set boundaries, and

A client asked me once, mid-session, “Why are you crying?” I wasn’t expecting it. But I wasn’t going to pretend it wasn’t happening. “Because someone

There is a lot of discussion today about “toxic masculinity.” While some men have a more nuanced understanding of that phrase, many of the men

My mother was an opera singer. Music was part of how she lived. There was one composer she would not listen to: Richard Wagner. Her

He was sixteen and a half when I met him. He had been sent to Canada from Syria to live with his mother. His father

Love is the end game of life. Or Joy, Or Peace. There are many different words we use to describe the experience I am referring

We all have a sense of who we are. What kind of person we are. This is commonly referred to as the “ego”. There are
The office is close to all three subway lines: Museum Station (2 minute walk), Wellesley Station (9 minute walk) and Bay Station (9 minute walk). Street and lot parking available.