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Voices: Mindfulness and Healing the Loss of Someone You…

On October 21, 2011 By

By Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D. A short while ago I opened an opportunity for people to send me stories of mindfulness that can show the rest of us how it has had a practical impact on a particular event or their lives. I’m calling this column of Mindfulness and Psychotherapy, “Voices.” A number of people wrote in with stories. [...]

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Out of Control Teen? What you can do!

On July 7, 2011 By

Parents often remark how quickly their children grow up. They think back to their once lovely, energetic, helpful little charge and remember with fondness all the reasons that they thought this special being was wonderful and tender. Parents may also look back to a time that this tiny person looked at them as a source [...]

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